Looters in Florida’s ritzy Sarasota and adjoining Keys have broken into stores that sell items like laxatives, vitamins, hearing aids, reading glasses, energy drinks and surgical stockings

The thugs were easily caught and arrested since they were using their walkers and golf carts to flee.

The protests have been limited to the evening hours because most of the lawbreakers either had doctor’s appointments during the day or rioting would have interfered with their naps.

The marches didn’t last that long because many of the demonstrators had to get home to pee. In many cases, the demonstrators simply forgot why they were even there.

Officials considered a curfew starting at 9 p.m. but since that’s the time when most of the residents go to bed anyway, it was decided that it wasn’t needed.

Community leaders concluded that part of the problem was that residents were restless because they had too much time on their hands since the recreation centers, pools, theaters, boutique stores and especially the bars were closed due to the corona virus.

One of my pet peeves is landscape photos with non-level horizons. I was lead to believe early on that that was a no-no. Recently, I commented on a Facebook page of “Old and Interesting Places” in which the photographer posted a photo of a cool old dilapidated stone barn, but it obviously was a lazy shot from inside a car and at about a 30-degree slant. I politely suggested that the slant distracted from an otherwise fine photo. My comment was greeted with frowny-face emojis and comments about me being an “ass”. The OP said if I didn’t take my comment down, she was going to report me to the page admin. Others piled on in similar snowflake-triggered responses.

Was I out of line? Am I mistaken that leaving landscape horizons un-level is a cardinal sin?