> It's mind boggling that folks are defending the ability to sell stolen goods, while wanting to harshly punish petty theft. I’m not seeing anyone defending se

> It's mind boggling that folks are defending the ability to sell stolen goods, while wanting to harshly punish petty theft. I’m not seeing anyone defending selling stolen goods just saying it’s nearly impossible to tell where the goods come from. Product gets refused for various reasons and the trucking companies aren’t really in the business of selling goods so they just get rid of it. I’ve seen them refuse a whole pallet because one box was run into by a forklift before. Sometimes they tell you where to take it, sometimes they tell you to just get rid of it (usually only if it’s a couple cases) and if it’s not something you particularly want you just find some random person who does want it or a dumpster. Not to mention all the other cases people have explained in this thread.