that is actually what a thief would do, make excuses. point is, there is no real justification of taking someone else's property. just because you see something in public, you can consider it as public domain and take it for yourself. the total disregard of someone else's possession is downright selfish. maybe, she needs to make a thesis on that.
it is indeed a dangerous mindset. this is why laws and rules are applied in society to bring order to such indiscriminate behaviors. just look at the U.S. for example. people were allowed to believe or not believe that Covid exists, Trump is still president and that Jewish space lasers are out there to get us. and because of that freedom, we are in deep trouble right now and practically branded as the most stupid first rate developed country in the world.Respect is sometimes to be able to steal someone without repercussion but not doing it for moral reasons, it's not because you could do it you'll have to do it.
And to argue as it's in public you can steal it, if applied to humans, could lead to dangerous mindsets...
I know it's different but it makes me think about people legitimizing sexual violence due to ###### reasons as : " she was alone with no man in the streets, she kind of wanted it to happen "...
No way you could be respected if you don't give respect. So if you're a thief and ####happens to you, don't expect any compassion
And with this kind of way of thinking, the day the person would get robbed, no one to tell it without being judged....
Her response was that the same thing happened to herself but she forgot to unlock it so in her eyes she deserved it and doesn't blame the person who stole it.Show her this. My good friend had her bike stolen from the complex locker room. People don't appreciate having their things stolen. It's only a matter of time before she steals from you and finds a way to justify it. She's a "crap" human being and you should stop hanging with her.
It's not "public" if someone paid for it.
Cut her off. She'll find a reason to do dirt to you.
Eh I associate with people who've done things a million times worse (cybercrime) and hypothetically I might not have the cleanest slate in that area myself, if anything it'd be kinda hypocritical of me to cut her off for stealing unlocked bicycles. Even if I did cut her off as a close friend, we'd still be coworkers at the end of the day and her tasks are closely aligned with mine.
can you be honest with her on how you feel about it? not saying that you have to, but are you confident enough to speak what's on your mind?
I am, thank u for asking. To you I wish the same.Josy Jo you good fam?
That pic is epic. The 3 sneakers pairs, especially Converse as I didn't know they already released original colorways like these. Plus both brown / green / purple are colors I like.
Kramer's camaieu on point. Matching the parking colors. Purple on both Kramer's shoes, Elaine's jacket, Jerry's jacket, number 20. Blue jeans and Elaine's jacket quite matched the car too. Red t-shirt of Jerry with George's jacket. Jerry's "green" jacket with George's one. Fishes with number 11 and even yellow car...Even the box with Kramer, the FRAGILE sign with G & J. One of the episodes I like the less, but clothes never disappointing in this show. Sometimes classy jackets for J & G. Sometimes more about sportswear.
Seinfeld Season 3 Episode 6 “The Parking Garage” (1991)
EDIT : The kind of woman you don't want as your girlfriend :
