> they still are, definitionally, thieves. Depends on whether you assume the background property arrangements are valid. We call them a thief because we call t

> they still are, definitionally, thieves. Depends on whether you assume the background property arrangements are valid. We call them a thief because we call this gasoline owned by this group of people we call a company. Some other group of people might call everyone who buys gasoline thieves since they profit off of the negative externality they leverage on the rest of society. It's all a matter of what you view as neutral and objective and what you view as a violation of others rights.