Stealing affect MANY more people than just the person you stole from - for example...
1) Someone stole a jacket from a department store. The cost of that jacket HAS to be recovered, and the easiest way to recover the lost money is from the legitimate customers, by increasing their prices to recover the cost of the item.
2) A mugger steals a persons wallet in the street. The victim may then be too scared to go outside, possibly losing his job, which impacts not only on him but the company he worked for (they will have to recruit a replacement)
He found gold, but people were blaming him for stealing it from China.
about 5 - 10
It is bad. Stealing in the workplace is stealing. The people who steal in the workplace usually rationalize their actions but they are only fooling themselves. Stealing is stealing.
always keep watch of your stuff or always bring it with you so they cant get it
Stealing
people not stealing
apart from stealing, pirates drank a lot of liquor and murdered people, but apart from that, nothing much.
Stealing can be influenced by a variety of factors, including addiction. Some individuals with addiction issues may turn to stealing to support their substance abuse habits. However, not all instances of stealing are directly caused by addiction, as motivations for stealing can be complex and multifaceted.
When yu rip any audio file from any commercially available program you are stealing the work done by the people who made the files - DON'T.
of course its a crime!
stealing for money or other people.
Stealing happens when someone takes something that doesn't belong to them. Dishonesty and taking advantage of others is a human trait. Stealing is done by people in all cultures at all periods in history.