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[Post New] 2014/08/27 08:42:28
    Subject: Ever stolen anything from a GW?
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I think I bought a recast once.

But not outright shoplifting, no.

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[Post New] 2014/08/27 08:44:41
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Supremelysquid wrote:
 Peregrine wrote:
How exactly are we supposed to have a "hate-free" discussion on something that is clearly worthy of hatred? If you steal from a GW (or from any store) you are a and you should be ashamed of yourself. End of discussion.

Honestly I don't think it's worthy of shame and honestly it all depends on the circumstances. Sometimes you just can't afford something so expensive and think that someone won't miss it. Is stealing a little plastic model worth of hatred? I don't think so, honestly.


No, it is worthy of shame.

Before someone comes up with a witty comment like "hurr but torrenting the odd codex is also illegal and who are you to judge others cause ur a criminal too", walking into a store and shoplifting is seriously messed up in the head - regardless whether you do that at a convenience store or your local GW. I dont care how costly GW's prices are, it is THEIR property and they can do with it whatever they damn please. Only once you purchase it does it become yours. This is not a hate thread, this is merely an honest thread where people state their conclusion that you are a criminal. Especially because you possess a mindset and remorseless thought process that actually enticed you to create such a thread in the first place to discuss this as if it were some casual Saturday night chat among friends.

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[Post New] 2014/08/27 08:47:10
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I don't really see any way that this thread will be useful.

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