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nrthshgrl
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Hypothetical Question #1: Theft
If somebody told you they had stolen something, would you feel it was your responsibility to advise the third party from whom the item was stolen?
What if the theft was from the workplace, and would certainly mean that the thief would be fired from their position?
Message edited 12/26/2006 12:36:00 PM.
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JenniferEver
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Re: Hypothetical Question #1
yes
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| Posted 12/26/06 12:28 PM |
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TreAnt427
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Re: Hypothetical Question #1
yes
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| Posted 12/26/06 12:29 PM |
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lululu
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Re: Hypothetical Question #1
It depends who the person is and what they stole.
If it was a friend that stole from another friend, I would encourage the theif to return whatever it is they stole. If they didnt I might tell the other person depending on the value (monetary or sentimental).
If it was a friend stealing from a workplace, I probably wouldnt report them but I wouldnt want to hang out with them much more either.
I guess I would need more details on who stole what. It's not a black and white issue for me.
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| Posted 12/26/06 12:29 PM |
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Emily
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Re: Hypothetical Question #1
It depends if they stole a stapler or a computer...I don't think I would report someone for a $10 crime. If they stole something of value I would report it.
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| Posted 12/26/06 12:30 PM |
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suvenR
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Re: Hypothetical Question #1
Nope.
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| Posted 12/26/06 12:30 PM |
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MrsMerlot
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Re: Hypothetical Question #1
i'm keeping out of it...unless I personally (or a group) was punished for the "crime."
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| Posted 12/26/06 12:35 PM |
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Dolcezza
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Re: Hypothetical Question #1
Posted by ChrissynRicky
i'm keeping out of it...unless I personally (or a group) was punished for the "crime."
Same here.
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| Posted 12/26/06 12:35 PM |
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bella
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Re: Hypothetical Question #1: Theft
probably would not get involved, unless it was something really criminal and a large sum that disrupted the company.
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| Posted 12/26/06 12:43 PM |
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leighla
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Re: Hypothetical Question #1: Theft
It would have to be something substantial for me to report it.
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| Posted 12/26/06 12:45 PM |
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nrthshgrl
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Re: Hypothetical Question #1: Theft
Posted by lululu
It depends who the person is and what they stole.
If it was a friend that stole from another friend, I would encourage the theif to return whatever it is they stole. If they didnt I might tell the other person depending on the value (monetary or sentimental).
If it was a friend stealing from a workplace, I probably wouldnt report them but I wouldnt want to hang out with them much more either.
I guess I would need more details on who stole what. It's not a black and white issue for me.
Same here.
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| Posted 12/26/06 12:48 PM |
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MrsPorkChop
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Re: Hypothetical Question #1: Theft
id keep my mouth shut
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| Posted 12/26/06 1:05 PM |
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PotofLuck06
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Re: Hypothetical Question #1: Theft
It would depend on what they stole - as someone already posted, it's not always black and white.
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| Posted 12/26/06 2:21 PM |
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