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right, not theft, just the seemingly legitimate sale of items whose rightful owner is unknown. if you think this isn't used as an opportunity for fencing stole
by notatoad 3y ago
right, not theft, just the seemingly legitimate sale of items whose rightful owner is unknown.
if you think this isn't used as an opportunity for fencing stolen items, you're deluding yourself.
- grayfaced 3y agoDo you have evidence of this single named company engaging in stolen items? Or just felt like throwing out accusations?
- r2_pilot 3y agoPlease don't imbue your assumptions about legitimate business models without providing proof. The guidelines here are to make the effort to maximally be charitable in our interpretations.
- totallymike 3y agoI mean you only have to ask yourself the first logical question about how any of this pays for itself to realize that it’s ethically questionable at best, so…
- scarface_74 3y agoWho is doing the stealing? Are you claiming that the business in the article is getting part of their inventory from some place other than the airlines or lost luggage?