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3 years ago

If someone stole from you ... and you stole it back ... would you technically still be stealing it ? .

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dsp733 years ago

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yes that would still be stealing unless you where taking back what they stole from you but if you take a random thing that wasn't yours to begin with that would be stealing

Alexandra [31]3 years ago

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No you are simply taking back what was yours however, like Charleheighstidham, said if you take something of theirs then you are stealing

Time is abstract money not literal money so no to that but it would be awesome if atm machines were time machines

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