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Sqad | 16:22 Mon 15th Aug 2011 | ChatterBank
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Shoplifting costs the retail outlet something like £5 billion per year.

Yes shop lifting is looting without the violence.

I just wonder if many of the people and some ABers who condemned the looting would indeed have helped themselves had they had access to a store with no security in an atmosphere of "come on in and fill yer boots"..

Just a thought.
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Avatar Image ummmm
Not me...I couldn't live with myself. I'd spend everyday waiting for karma to get revenge.
16:24 Mon 15th Aug 2011
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Avatar Image Old_Geezer
Without the violence is quite a reduction.
Anyway I don't take a large enough shoe size.
16:27 Mon 15th Aug 2011
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any form of taking something which does not belong to you with or without a security deterrent, is totally wrong
16:31 Mon 15th Aug 2011
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Absolutely not.
I don't take stuff which doesn't belong to me, or that I haven't paid for.

Never have, never would.
16:32 Mon 15th Aug 2011
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Exactly Jack, I was always taught that honesty is the best policy,it would appear that ''not a lot of people know that''.

Ron.
16:38 Mon 15th Aug 2011
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Well i dont usually jackthehat but i would be tempted if there was say a nice Cartier Watch within my grab. Who knows what we would do in that situation.
16:39 Mon 15th Aug 2011
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Same at jackthehat, If you cannot pay for it you go without, or save for it.
16:40 Mon 15th Aug 2011
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Never, and if I saw someone shoplifting I'd report them.
16:42 Mon 15th Aug 2011
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^^what craft said
16:43 Mon 15th Aug 2011
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Just like jackthehat I've never stolen anything and never would.
A couple of months ago I was given £5 too much in change from W H Smith. I walked half a mile back to the shop to return it. Some would call me a mug but that's the way I was brought up.
16:44 Mon 15th Aug 2011
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No need to bring Top Shop into it triggs..........
16:48 Mon 15th Aug 2011
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Well, someone is "nicking" £5 billion worth during "normal" times.
16:48 Mon 15th Aug 2011
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lol sqad it can't be me............all my shopping is done online.
16:52 Mon 15th Aug 2011
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It's all of those elderly people stealing Dog Food from Sainsbury's........
16:52 Mon 15th Aug 2011
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I don't have any boots to fill ;-(
16:53 Mon 15th Aug 2011
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Do you not like their ready meals Jack?
16:54 Mon 15th Aug 2011
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See?????

http://www.metro.co.u...or-99p-cat-food-theft

:o)
16:59 Mon 15th Aug 2011
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//The widow, 85, insisted she had no recollection of taking the goods and was left ‘inconsolable’ after her ordeal. Son Julian claimed his mother has had memory problems for years //

Inconsolable..........son Julian...........yeah! right.
17:01 Mon 15th Aug 2011

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