Why Some People Need To Steal

Dispatch advised me that they received a call from Walmart Loss Prevention Officer, Marion Edwards. Edwards advised that there were two females concealing items in several backpacks. Edwards further advised dispatch that the females were with two males.

They rationalize the stealing from people because they think it's right. Just because they are doing it to survive, everyone is doing it, and it's the only way to get ahead in their world. They think it's okay because they are stealing from people to survive. They steal people's stuff and money so they can buy food. They think

getting caught, if they were caught they would be punished, not for stealing but for getting

The homeless often don’t have the ability to bathe, wash their clothing or shave. I have noticed true homeless people have more than just a backpack with them. They sometimes carry with them or have nearby all they own. Shelters do not watch large amounts of stuff and homeless have no place to put it, and since it may be everything they own, it tends to be nearby. Not to mention many homeless do not trust their items out of their sight. Panhandling frauds usually carry just a backpack with a snack and water for their day of fraud. Just like Nathaniel he did not trust many and almost always refused to leave his cart behind for an example when he got invited to Disney hall. Nathaniel was really excited to go but then almost blew it off because he didn’t trust anyone to watch his cart for him. Mr. Lopez then tried convincing him to leave it at the LA times and Nathaniel agreed to it because he values their friendship a

I believe that if I were in that situation, I would try not to steal unless it became a life or death situation for me, or anyone that depended on me. I would try to avoid looting because I know that it would be intentionally harming the company that I was looting for, and also the community, both the economy and the reputation. Nonetheless, I believe that human lives are worth more than the stolen merchandise. If I or someone who depended on me were on the brink of death, I would steal from local stores to protect

Shoplifting is a major problem in today’s world. I myself was recently caught shoplifting and now I have to face the consequences for the bad mistake I made. The temptation of not paying for something is very big factor in why people steal. The shoplifter thinks he is getting a product for free and doesn't know what he's really doing to himself and the community. Shoplifting affects yourself, your local neighborhood and the world population.

People have been stealing things ever since there were things to steal. Why buy something if it would be easier to just… take it? Sure, if you don't get caught you can get away with anything.

More than hundred years ago, in Falls River, Massachusetts, lived a young and wealthy family who will soon be fascinated by many people. The father of two girls was Andrew Borden. His oldest daughter was named Emma Borden and his youngest daughter was Lizzie Borden. When Lizzie was around three years old, Lizzie and Emma’s biological mother died from an illness (Kay, 2014). Soon after, Andrew Borden remarried to a woman named Abby Gray. The new family moved onto second street, in a narrow house surrounded by other people (Rubenstein, 1973). However, the new family will soon be filled with anger and terror.

Larceny and Theft is another crime that is similar to robbery, but it is a more serious crime that it is unlawful to take constructive possession of another person’s personal property.

If you do shoplift you feel immense humiliation and distrust from friends and family, and your own conscious is hurt if it isn't then there is something wrong with your feelings not to feel bad about stealing from stores. Every time you steal from stores they are set back that much money and might even have to fire someone that could be one of your friends.People in the community lose respect for you.

Along with a community being hurt, his or her actions negatively affect those personally close to the shoplifter as well. Whether it is a mother, father, sibling, or child, there is always someone else being hurt when stealing takes place. It is very easy for the shoplifter to only worry about him or her and not think about the

If this question is asked to most people you will get a wide array of answers. Every person believes that his or her needs are different to survive. But many will confuse their needs for wants as to what it truly takes to survive off of. Some people survive off of very meager means and others think they need more to survive. You could survive off of peanut butter and jelly and ramen noodles if you had to or even off of beans and rice. Many people who are homeless or poverty stricken find ways to make it. Our interpretation of survival is really what come into play, to some survival is just the basic necessities of life to others it is the excess things in our life that we have become accustomed to make life easier.

On the way to “Twister Two” one of my friends suddenly had a candy bar in his possession. When he was asked how he got it, he simply replied, “I stole it.” It was so amazing to me that he could do that, and act as if it was no big deal. To me stealing would be a thing that needed to be planned and executed, but to him it was just another place that he ripped off. He explained that it is easy to do, “you just grab what you want, wait ‘til no one’s looking, and then walk out.” This is when I first began pondering the idea of stealing. I had never stole before because I knew it was against my morals, but there was that rebel in me that wanted to try it. He, on the other hand, had probably stolen so many times that he could do it with his eyes closed, and he had never been caught. Lucky him.

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"The moral rules of ‘doing unto others, ' of ‘universalizing one 's maxim, ' of ‘maximizing happiness for as many as possible, ' and of ‘treating everyone with impartial fairness ' take second place to virtues such as loyalty to family and friends, generosity, compassion, and courage," (Rosenstand, 2013, p. 609).