Is stealing from a supermarket or department store as bad as stealing from someone’s home? Thieving from a person’s home is an invasion of privacy, the thought of a stranger going through my own personal belongings sends shivers down my spine. Surely a family waking up to find their television has been taken during the night is far more disturbing and upsetting than Alan at Currys learning two widescreen TVs have been stolen. I do consider stealing to be wrong, however, if faced with a situation where stealing is the only escape, without doubt shoplifting is less destructive than thieving from a family home. Thursday, 9 April 2009
Stealing
Is stealing from a supermarket or department store as bad as stealing from someone’s home? Thieving from a person’s home is an invasion of privacy, the thought of a stranger going through my own personal belongings sends shivers down my spine. Surely a family waking up to find their television has been taken during the night is far more disturbing and upsetting than Alan at Currys learning two widescreen TVs have been stolen. I do consider stealing to be wrong, however, if faced with a situation where stealing is the only escape, without doubt shoplifting is less destructive than thieving from a family home. 
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