Thread: Oh the irony...
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Old 08-07-2019, 04:42 AM   #20
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Originally Posted by Question Mark View Post
Just to add to it... Is it wrong to steal something from someone that that someone has stolen? In other words, if the thing which you are "stealing" didn't really belong to the person whom it was stolen from, and, if they had obtained it by illegal means, and, if you were doing it to right a wrong, would it still be stealing...
Legally, yes. It is called receiving stolen property. Not technically considered theft as you did not steal it from the rightful owner. Receiving stolen property may not apply, but possession of stolen property would. How are you going to steal it? By breaking and entering? That by itself is a crime.

If it is legally wrong, it should be considered morally wrong as well.
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