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Originally posted by TheOneElectric
I've made my decision.
Cameras or no Cameras, I would return it. It's not mine and it doesn't belong to me.
Originally posted by OptimusSubprime
Originally posted by TheOneElectric
I've made my decision.
Cameras or no Cameras, I would return it. It's not mine and it doesn't belong to me.
I agree... my honor is worth far more than $17,000. Now if I were to find it in the park or an empty parking lot, or in any other situation where the owner of the money isn't clear or obvious, then that is a different story.
Originally posted by MachiventaMelchizedek
and so the goverment has never had/have a problem with taking what does not belong to them. Why should i by any different. Yes some moral issues come into play but im sorry this is a black and white this is going to do me better than you
Originally posted by OptimusSubprime
Originally posted by MachiventaMelchizedek
and so the goverment has never had/have a problem with taking what does not belong to them. Why should i by any different. Yes some moral issues come into play but im sorry this is a black and white this is going to do me better than you
Because if you are not any different then you have no right to complain about them.
Originally posted by MachiventaMelchizedek
Originally posted by OptimusSubprime
Originally posted by MachiventaMelchizedek
and so the goverment has never had/have a problem with taking what does not belong to them. Why should i by any different. Yes some moral issues come into play but im sorry this is a black and white this is going to do me better than you
Because if you are not any different then you have no right to complain about them.
i see your point but sorry it just does not apply here, and didnt you just say if there where no camera around it ould be your.....hmmmmm quite a few hypocrite on here