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What would you have done?

Danugh

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This got buried in the shoplifting thread but id like to know what you would have done.



I was at the check out line today and the lady infront of me put 6 items into her purse and a bag that she didnt pay for.

If you were behind this lady and saw what she did would you,

A) Pretend you never saw it

B) Tell the chasier

C) Tell the woman, not to do it

D) Let the woman know you saw her, and just give her a certain look

E) Take the items out of her purse and purchase them for her

F) Just Do nothing.
 
I'd leave the line and let the store security office know before she left the store.
 
You should write a novel newboy, because more things happen to you (or in your mind) than any other person I have ever encountered. ​
 
It's not my place to police the store. I'd mind my own business.

But I choose my battles. Stolen lipstick is not one of them.
 
:wave: Hi dggeelong, welcome to JUB!

I wholly agree with what you said:

"NO-ONE ever gets away with a wrong!"

I'm a firm believer in everyone gets caught. Maybe not now, or tomorrow, but eventually!
 
JakeBequette said:
You should write a novel newboy, because more things happen to you than any other person I have ever encountered. ​
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Happy you find my life fascinating and im sure you will be the first in line to buy my book, "The Art of the Straight Man Seduction", however, you have yet to answer the question posed in this thread.
 
newboy12 said:
Happy you find my life fascinating and im sure you will be the first in line to buy my book, "The Art of the Straight Man Seduction", however, you have yet to answer the question posed in this thread.
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Actually I would probably encourage others never to buy it. Isn't the stereotype that all gay men want to convert straight men a bad thing?​
 
newboy12 said:
Happy you find my life fascinating and im sure you will be the first in line to buy my book, "The Art of the Straight Man Seduction", however, you have yet to answer the question posed in this thread.
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I wonder what section of the bookstore you think that will be selling in? :mrgreen:


To answer your question, nothing at all. Nothing at all. I'm not a police man. Let the store handle it. And even when things look straight forward, some times they are not what they seem.
 
Shoplifting is the number one reason for inflated prices at retail level. When a business encurs that, the expense is passed on to all of us in price increases. For that reason alone, I would have said something probably to the store manager before she had time to exit the place.
 
newboy12 said:
Happy you find my life fascinating and im sure you will be the first in line to buy my book, "The Art of the Straight Man Seduction", however, you have yet to answer the question posed in this thread.
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Sounds like "illusions of grandeur," to me. Is this supposed to happen before and or after the stint in the world of porn??? Or have we given up that idea?

:confused: :confused: :confused: :confused:
 
OK. I see this getting a little out of hand.

Soooooo.... I made waffles!
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dggeelong said:
Unfortunately most of the people in the world are brainwashed by religion.

No-one has the right to judge another person as having done wrong - however we do have the right to protect our own posessions, so if the shop keeper has a system to protect his or her goods then he has the chance to get them back before the person leaves the shop. However all police involvement is using Satan's system to hurt people and cause suffering.

NO-ONE ever gets away with a wrong!

The Ultimate spirit ALWAYS sets in place a compulsory learning experience everytime we do something wrong (not wrong under the laws and rules made by man) and evil. This learning experience is always far more severe than any court or legal system (because we are slow learners), and never involves any court or legal system (NEVER a church elder).

So if the world was interested in truth and justice, then the people would leave every judgment to the Ultimate Spirit.

Justice has become to mean:
It is justice when I approve and agree that the convicted person has or will suffer enough.

USA wanted blood for blood so badly after the Oklahoma City bombing that they compiled circumstantial evidence and allogations about Timothy McVeigh and then murdered him:
Timothy McVeigh was not involved.
Timothy McVeigh knew nothing about the bombing.
Timothy McVeigh took no part in the bombing.

Everytime people report another they are taking over the judgment and punishment, to the extent that they get pleasure from knowing that another person was made to suffer, and a greater personal gratification after having contributed to that suffering by reporting or sharing their opinion on the person's guilt.
The person may have done wrong, and we may have seen it, but if we judge them (whether we report it or not) then we have done a greater evil than the person who did the original deed.
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Is no one else going to comment on this? :confused:

As far as the shoplifting goes, I think it would depend on a lot of things: How I was feeling at the time, the person shoplifting, what they were taking, where they were taking it from, etc.
 
newboy12 said:
lol i detect sarcasm, you could have just said A or F
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I could have - but then Light Fingered Lizzy would have gotten away with it. The Canadian in me would not create a scene but do the right thing by letting security do the job they do best.
 
Knowing me, and judging the circumstances around me....

I'd probably quite loudly say, "Hey, you kinda have to pay for those." So that both the cashier, the lady/person, and other people in line heard me.

However, if the person stealing is 6'2, 320 lbs, wearing a "Hell's Angels" jacket...I'd probably keep my mouth shut.
 
I agree newboy has more happen to him than any other person on here, but that being said, he listed quite a number of valid options. Even if the store has anti-theft devices, they can't put them on all the items. They let everyone think they do as a passive deterent. Shoplifting causes the stores to have to raise there prices as the theft insurance goes up. An easy way, if you are an alpha presonality is to just off the cuff, ma'am, don't forget about the items in your bag. Save a scene and puts her on the spot.
 
dggeelong said:
Unfortunately most of the people in the world are brainwashed by religion.

No-one has the right to judge another person as having done wrong - however we do have the right to protect our own posessions, so if the shop keeper has a system to protect his or her goods then he has the chance to get them back before the person leaves the shop. However all police involvement is using Satan's system to hurt people and cause suffering.

NO-ONE ever gets away with a wrong!

The Ultimate spirit ALWAYS sets in place a compulsory learning experience everytime we do something wrong (not wrong under the laws and rules made by man) and evil. This learning experience is always far more severe than any court or legal system (because we are slow learners), and never involves any court or legal system (NEVER a church elder).

So if the world was interested in truth and justice, then the people would leave every judgment to the Ultimate Spirit.

Justice has become to mean:
It is justice when I approve and agree that the convicted person has or will suffer enough.

USA wanted blood for blood so badly after the Oklahoma City bombing that they compiled circumstantial evidence and allogations about Timothy McVeigh and then murdered him:
Timothy McVeigh was not involved.
Timothy McVeigh knew nothing about the bombing.
Timothy McVeigh took no part in the bombing.

Everytime people report another they are taking over the judgment and punishment, to the extent that they get pleasure from knowing that another person was made to suffer, and a greater personal gratification after having contributed to that suffering by reporting or sharing their opinion on the person's guilt.
The person may have done wrong, and we may have seen it, but if we judge them (whether we report it or not) then we have done a greater evil than the person who did the original deed.
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Do you suppose you could produce some references for these statements???? Something seems amiss here?:confused: :confused:

I may be wrong here but you have used a lot of "never" is several of your statements and in doing so you have created a number of categorical statements -which if fact mean the statements cannot be proven. I am not sure what you are trying to do here but creating these statements, as far as I know and I could be in error, have no substance or validity.



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I'd have said:

"Hey, Lady! Those tampons in your purse are mine! Keep your fingers on your side of the conveyor belt divider!!!"

OK, I wouldn't have, but I like to fantasize!

A4A
 
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