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Old 08-12-2011, 05:14 AM   #13
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Originally Posted by din155 View Post
On a serious note, breaking into Lidl or Aldi doesn't make it any lesser crime! They looted and destroyed many small shops as well and those guys are left with nothing now. What if those shopkeepers take the same route and start breaking into other shops? I do my bit for people in need but can’t sympathise with looters just because they don't have food and want to a pair of £150 trainers.
I doubt the people stealing from Lidl & Aldi were the same people stealing £150 trainers. I may be wrong, but I suspect people stealing food from Lidl or Aldi were doing it out of desperation, whereas people stealing plasma TVs and £150 trainers were doing it out of greed.

It's still a crime, but I have more sympathy for a crime committed out of desperation than I do for a crime committed because of greed.
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