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Topic started on 29-4-2010 @ 01:49 PM by Tormentations

Does it take being a thief to survive these days of economic perdition? What is the last thing you stole from someone? And did you steal it in order to survive? Or did you steal it because of some other reason.

O, and in a survival situation would it be in you to steal to survive rather than just sit there and die?

reply posted on 29-4-2010 @ 01:53 PM by Miraj

reply to post by Tormentations

I stole a pokemon card from a kid when I was younger. He had punched me before, so I didn't feel bad about it.

reply posted on 29-4-2010 @ 01:56 PM by endtimer

reply to post by Tormentations

Are you serious? I have to ask if you believe that everyone just does
this sort of stuff, kind of like a daily thing, something to do, etc.
I personally don't steal from anyone. Not even one little thing. First of
all, it is "illegal" or don't you grasp that concept? How do you feel being
ripped off? Is a good feeling to you? Do you bother feeling bad towards
the people you steal from? What a ridiculous thread !!

reply posted on 29-4-2010 @ 01:59 PM by xxcalbier

that is so unreal sit there and die?
were do people come up with this?
be a thief or die again were do people come up with this?
the real planet earth wile it does have a few deserts most of it has many places to get food right out of nature.
and no you dont have to be indiana jones to do it even insects are eadable and accutly healthy for you. just because you never ate a grub doesent meen they cant be eaten.
so even in the most harsh everminet you can come up with its possible to still survive . but realy you dont need to be grizly adems to make a few pit falls or a crude net and wile it may not be abtizing it can be eaten raw.
but fire isent so hard to make (out of lighters no matches no magnesium
just carry a good magnifing glass or even a bottom of a beer bottol.
dude madmax wont ever be real unless you prefer to just sit in the desert and wate to die

reply posted on 29-4-2010 @ 01:59 PM by Tormentations

reply to post by endtimer

So you wouldn't steal in order to survive?

Is that what you mean also?

I mean, do you deem the law mightier than your very survival? A law is just what's on a peice of paper. Is that peice of paper of more worth that your life?

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reply posted on 29-4-2010 @ 02:03 PM by xxcalbier

it basicly means you dont have to steal to servive even in the most extream
places. if it came down to just pure serviving.
now if you want taht ipod and are broke thats another story.
but last i heard ipod isent need to servive .
the only thing you need to truly servive is around 1200 calories and heat (fire in winter a day

reply posted on 29-4-2010 @ 02:05 PM by thisguyrighthere

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I believe a lot of posters up here honestly commit crimes either against man's law or nature's law everyday or at the very least live with some strange urge to do so. As evidence I cite the countless anti-liberty pro-authoritarian posters who seem to believe that should murder be made legal or police suddenly disappear we would all be out raping and killing 'just because we can"

Whenever I read a post like that I have to wonder if I am strange for not living with a constant urge to kill or otherwise violate the life, liberty and property of another human being.

This idea that the imaginary line of "law" is all that keeps us civil baffles me. In my life the imaginary line of "law" has merely been an afterthought. A way to punish a criminal after the fact. Never once have I ever assumed it to be a deterrent. Yet for many it is apparently the only thing keeping them from eating your skin. Go figure. Sane enough to understand punishment as a deterrent but not so sane as to live without the urge to violate your life, liberty or property.

Anyway, I stole once. A Matchbox car when I was 7 or 8 from a relative. I was up all night vomiting with stress and guilt. First thing in the morning I returned it and apologized. Havent stolen anything since.

reply posted on 29-4-2010 @ 02:09 PM by worldwatcher

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