LogFAQs > #932864806

awezomerobot posted...

Using violent for a non-violent crime is over board. By this logic big corporations should just hires goons to break the fingers of people who pirate, because after all the police aren't going to do anything.

The logic is that public favour makes it right, corporations don't have public favour.

argonautweakend posted...

Very few people would take the note if you're there and it's clearly yours but you'd do well to hide the note if you suspect theft(or in general being smart with money)

So people who don't bring their bike with them in to buildings are clearly just asking for it.

argonautweakend posted...

To be comparable to the bike situation, from what i can tell from duckbear, you'd need to place it on the ground

It's not in a public space, the bike was on private property so it's like a note left in an unsecured wallet at a starbucks.

argonautweakend posted...

hide

Or not be present, the intent of the victim is irrelevant, the intent of the criminal isn't.

argonautweakend posted...

and attacking when somebody steals it

Sounds reasonable, theft = no bueno

argonautweakend posted...

you can't act like you're morally right since you wanted the theft to happen.

It's not moral to bait morons but it's moral retribution to physically punish thieves.
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Doctor Foxx posted...
The demonizing of soy has a lot to do with xenophobic ideas.