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These are words that are part of laws. Robbery is usually meant to be unlawfully taking private property. Why society in the first place believes we can have so

These are words that are part of laws. Robbery is usually meant to be unlawfully taking private property. Why society in the first place believes we can have so much private property in such an unequal society makes this not a simple concept. I would be surprised if most people trying to do some semblance of a robbery on a financial institution actually believe they are harming others. If it goes cleanly, who got “hurt”? A bunch of rich people? Insurance?

JohnFen 3y ago
> I would be surprised if most people trying to do some semblance of a robbery on a financial institution actually believe they are harming others. I think that most people who are stealing from others probably go to great lengths to contort their thinking such that it makes their theft OK in some way. If you're engaging in fraud or theft, you are undeniably intending to harm others. Making excuses such as "they can afford it" is not claiming there is no harm, it's claiming that the harm is justified.
DropInIn 3y ago
You can't decry the Other for acts you commit without remorse or recompense. Enough with the double standards. The only ones who can commit "sins" and still hold any moral high ground are "Sin Eaters", but they don't do those things for any personal benefit but rather to correct improper benefits other have received or seek to receive. The rest of us are just selfish hypocritical trash that should either change our ways or stfu.