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Is this stealing?

Is this stealing? 27 members have voted

  1. 1. Is this stealing?

    • Yes, you stole them, even if it were unintentional.
      14%
    • No, you didn't steal them.
      85%

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The GM called me back this morning and she was extremely nice.

 

She said to keep the pillow cases and she declined to charge me for them, even after I offered a 2nd time.

 

I think she was surprised that I called and tried to rectify this.

 

I figured that's what would happen. They would be crazy to handle it either other way. But it's a standup move to try to return/pay for the pillowcases.

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For those of you who think what I did was criminal, do you think charges should be brought against me?

No theft occurred. But if you need to clear your conscience, donate the pillow cases to Goodwill or St Vincent dePaul or a local homeless shelter.

^ Does acting like Robin Hood absolve the crime??:popcorn:

The GM called me back this morning and she was extremely nice.

 

She said to keep the pillow cases and she declined to charge me for them, even after I offered a 2nd time.

 

I think she was surprised that I called and tried to rectify this.

 

Next time go for the television set.

I don't believe the value of the object determines if theft occured.

 

No but intent does.

For those of you who think what I did was criminal, do you think charges should be brought against me?

 

It doesn't matter what they think, because they're wrong. :lol:

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^ LOL.

 

I'm just trying to understand the thought process. I have no guilt about it and I know there was no criminal intent. Crimes can be of the negligent nature however, and I suppose this could fall into that category if there is such a thing as negligent theft. ??

 

 

So, just as a matter of understanding, I'll repeat the question to EQUUS GREVYI, HammerTime, MJAlltheWay24 and raiderbird: "Since you think what I did was criminal, should I be charged with a crime?"

^ LOL.

 

I'm just trying to understand the thought process. I have no guilt about it and I know there was no criminal intent. Crimes can be of the negligent nature however, and I suppose this could fall into that category if there is such a thing as negligent theft. ??

 

 

So, just as a matter of understanding, I'll repeat the question to EQUUS GREVYI, HammerTime, MJAlltheWay24 and raiderbird: "Since you think what I did was criminal, should I be charged with a crime?"

 

Plagiarism maybe?

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