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By (user no longer on site) OP over a year ago

I was casually shopping in Lidl and stood looking at the sugar content in some granola bars, when a guy walked past me exclaimed tequila ooooo £14.99 very nice. Picked it off the shelf and pocketed it. Walked off and was gone. Some old woman saw it as well and started laughing, so I went and told the security guard but he never caught them.

They looked like right scrotes high on gear, what would you have done?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I'd of offerd them a tenner for it

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Went and done shots with him

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Went and done shots with him

me 2

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

no one likes a grass

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By (user no longer on site) OP over a year ago

"no one likes a grass

True, but I'm sure if you had your car nicked you would be fuming. And I bet these fuckers would have stolen anything

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By *ce WingerMan over a year ago

P.O. Box DE1 0NQ

I saw a guy get collared by security for trying to nick a few items from Poundland the other day. If yer gonna nick something, you've got to at least do it in style

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"no one likes a grass

True, but I'm sure if you had your car nicked you would be fuming. And I bet these fuckers would have stolen anything"

Still a grass

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I would have rugby tackled him to the floor and explained that his action puts the prices up for all of us, while at the same time keeping the staffs wages low.

I would also point out that if he robs the same bottle from Waitrose it would double his 5 finger discount...

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By *hoenixAdAstraWoman over a year ago

Hiding in the shadows

"I was casually shopping in Lidl and stood looking at the sugar content in some granola bars, when a guy walked past me exclaimed tequila ooooo £14.99 very nice. Picked it off the shelf and pocketed it. Walked off and was gone. Some old woman saw it as well and started laughing, so I went and told the security guard but he never caught them.

They looked like right scrotes high on gear, what would you have done?"

Grabbed a lime & a pack of salt!

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By *izzy RascallMan over a year ago

Cardiff

I wouldn't of grassed.

It wasn't a car, It's wring to commit theft but it's low end but theft all the same.

Still wouldn't of grassed.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"no one likes a grass

True, but I'm sure if you had your car nicked you would be fuming. And I bet these fuckers would have stolen anything"

it was not a car just an overpirced bottle of drink

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I wouldn't of grassed.

It wasn't a car, It's wring to commit theft but it's low end but theft all the same.

Still wouldn't of grassed."

This "wouldn't of grassed" thing,

why not?

Where is the limit between being a grass and being a responsible citizen?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Was in Argos one Saturday morning and noticed a shifty looking bloke, after looking at a stand of dvds he slipped one in jacket and left. I told the woman who served me and she told me that they've been told not to confront shoplifters, wtf!

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Snitches get stitches

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By *izzy RascallMan over a year ago

Cardiff

"I wouldn't of grassed.

It wasn't a car, It's wring to commit theft but it's low end but theft all the same.

Still wouldn't of grassed.

This "wouldn't of grassed" thing,

why not?

Where is the limit between being a grass and being a responsible citizen?

If it was a lad breaking into a car at Lidls to knick the knicked bottle I would of grassed.

If it was a lad trying to hold up a till operator to knick the money of the same value (£15) I would of grassed.

If I could of been a hero I would of.

As mentioned I don't agree with theft.

In this case Lidl can afford to lose the sale of £15 without too much pain being caused.

In my opinion.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Was in Argos one Saturday morning and noticed a shifty looking bloke, after looking at a stand of dvds he slipped one in jacket and left. I told the woman who served me and she told me that they've been told not to confront shoplifters, wtf!

aldi have the same policy

hand over the cctv

as a life is not worth a a dvd or a joint of beef in aldi's case

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By *ady LickWoman over a year ago

Northampton Somewhere

Same as you OP. I work in a store and we get stuff stolen fairly often. It's really fucking annoying, if they didn't do it we might get paid a bit more!!!

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Same thing, thieves are the reason a 2ltr drink is so expensive!

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By *izzy RascallMan over a year ago

Cardiff

"Same thing, thieves are the reason a 2ltr drink is so expensive!"

The Chancellor of the exchequer?

The guy with the old briefcase

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Same as you OP. I work in a store and we get stuff stolen fairly often. It's really fucking annoying, if they didn't do it we might get paid a bit more!!!

doubt that very much you will get paid more

take a look at m&s they found the majority in value of items was stolen by staff

no doubt is ok for staff to nick but not joe shoplifter

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By *litterbabeWoman over a year ago

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Same thing, thieves are the reason a 2ltr drink is so expensive!"

how can that be asda tesco all the big supermarkets do the 1ltr spirit promotions

well if they can do promotions why not keep the price all year round low

hang we do not want them to loose any money from the billions they make

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By *litterbabeWoman over a year ago

hiding from cock pics.

I saw a guy who looked extremely hungry,take yogurts a few weeks ago, but I tried not to notice and embarrass him.

I think there are one or two cases where I would gladly offer pay for it given the opportunity, if I felt someone was hungry.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Why are the granola bars next to the tequila?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

boots was bought by an overseas investment consortium

profits were over 300 million and they managed to dod tax and pay nothing in the first 3 years of ownership

thats the biggest shoplifter going

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

ARGOS! If your gonna nick from somewhere at least nick from a shop that displays more then a catalogue

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By *obyn GravesTV/TS over a year ago

1127 walnut avenue

well i doubt he'll be nicking anyone's car if he's downed a bottle of tequila.... well not tonight anyway..

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

They have trained, paid security for that.

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By *wisted999Man over a year ago

North Bucks

Had a monumental tug of war with a shop lifter and a bottle of Teachers in the local COOP. He let go and ended up in the tomatoes and I ended up in the baskets. All while the staff looked on.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

They looked like right scrotes high on gear, what would you have done?"

Followed them round the corner and took the bottle off them,after i gave them a couple of digs first

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Had a monumental tug of war with a shop lifter and a bottle of Teachers in the local COOP. He let go and ended up in the tomatoes and I ended up in the baskets. All while the staff looked on. "

Who won the Teachers?

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By *ce WingerMan over a year ago

P.O. Box DE1 0NQ

"Why are the granola bars next to the tequila?

It's Lidl ffs!!, they have Barbecue items & drills next to crisps & tinned pineapple

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By *wisted999Man over a year ago

North Bucks

"Had a monumental tug of war with a shop lifter and a bottle of Teachers in the local COOP. He let go and ended up in the tomatoes and I ended up in the baskets. All while the staff looked on.

Who won the Teachers?

The lettuce I believe

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I've only seen someone shoplifting when I had my Son with me, so we did tell the shop assistants, but I quite like annoying people so I wouldn't hesitate doing it again

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By *ungBlackTopMan over a year ago

salford

hahaha you grass

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By * and M lookingCouple over a year ago

Worcester

We should adopt the Arabic way and chop off their hands.

You watch the crime rate drop in an instant.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"In this case Lidl can afford to lose the sale of £15 without too much pain being caused.

In my opinion.

Not saying I disagree with you, and also agree with the shop policy of not interfering as safety of staff is more important, but the inference of the term grass is disproval of people doing the right thing.

I run a stall at craft fairs quite often, petty theft can make the difference between a break even day or a loss making day. Watching for shoplifters is bloody annoying and I will stop someone steeling from me if it's £50 or 50p makes no difference.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

aldi have the same policy

hand over the cctv

as a life is not worth a a dvd or a joint of beef in aldi's case"

To that I'd say we don't live in America and it's a slippery slope to anarchy.

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By * and M lookingCouple over a year ago

Worcester

"We should adopt the Arabic way and chop off their hands.

You watch the crime rate drop in an instant."

Mind you they would then no doubt be put on benefits so would still end up robbing us

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By *orkie321bWoman over a year ago

Nottingham

I work for a major supermarket. A few weeks ago one of our security guards chased a shoplifter stealing alcohol. They jumped into a car that was waiting and ran him over to get away leaving him laying in the car park with head injuries.

Thankfully he wasn't too badly injured and has made a full recovery.

It's all well and good trying to be a hero but the company doesn't pay enough to put your life at risk.

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By *izzy RascallMan over a year ago

Cardiff

"In this case Lidl can afford to lose the sale of £15 without too much pain being caused.

In my opinion.

Yeah same here when I had my business or from my home. In fact I've taken it into my own hands and grassed in the past but it wasn't over a bottle of drink.

But we are talking about a shop that rings in £1000s per minute, that's all.

I'm not anti Lidl, I'd be the same with any large supermarket.

It would be different with your stall, my ex small business or Mr Patel shop four doors down from mine.

I'm not sure what you ment with 'inference' etc sorry, I'm going to guess with:

Inference=definition?

If so to me the word 'grass' means 'tell tale'?

Some instances I'd grass, only some.

This wasn't one of those occasions

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By *elly39devonCouple over a year ago

tavistock

Stealing is still stealing and makes life difficult for everyone. Imagine if everyone did it!!

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

aldi have the same policy

hand over the cctv

as a life is not worth a a dvd or a joint of beef in aldi's case"

Someone should tell the staff at my local aldi then, because one of their staff members came running out of the shop like Eric Cantona last week, and booted a shoplifter into the middle of the road, I thought the poor thieving FUCKER was going to die right there in the street for a block of cheese and a pack of bacon

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I'm genuinely embarrassed you ran to security

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"In this case Lidl can afford to lose the sale of £15 without too much pain being caused.

In my opinion.

Yeah same here when I had my business or from my home. In fact I've taken it into my own hands and grassed in the past but it wasn't over a bottle of drink.

But we are talking about a shop that rings in £1000s per minute, that's all.

I'm not anti Lidl, I'd be the same with any large supermarket.

It would be different with your stall, my ex small business or Mr Patel shop four doors down from mine.

I'm not sure what you ment with 'inference' etc sorry, I'm going to guess with:

Inference=definition?

If so to me the word 'grass' means 'tell tale'?

Some instances I'd grass, only some.

This wasn't one of those occasions

Selective use if the law generally degenerates into chaos.

They do make thousands but it's about the act itself and the dishonesty.

I hate this concept that there's honour amongst thieves and the like. Don't kid yourself. Choose if you want to do the decent thing. It may run off on others and the way they act too.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Grab the prick by the scruff of the neck and point him toward the lemons and salt

Some fucking people!

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Grab the prick by the scruff of the neck and point him toward the lemons and salt

Some fucking people!

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By *hinypants77Man over a year ago

Leeds

Better have nicked some salt and lemon too!

Can't have tequila without them!

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By *izzy RascallMan over a year ago

Cardiff

"In this case Lidl can afford to lose the sale of £15 without too much pain being caused.

In my opinion.

Yeah same here when I had my business or from my home. In fact I've taken it into my own hands and grassed in the past but it wasn't over a bottle of drink.

But we are talking about a shop that rings in £1000s per minute, that's all.

I'm not anti Lidl, I'd be the same with any large supermarket.

It would be different with your stall, my ex small business or Mr Patel shop four doors down from mine.

I'm not sure what you ment with 'inference' etc sorry, I'm going to guess with:

Inference=definition?

If so to me the word 'grass' means 'tell tale'?

Some instances I'd grass, only some.

This wasn't one of those occasions

Selective use if the law generally degenerates into chaos.

They do make thousands but it's about the act itself and the dishonesty.

I hate this concept that there's honour amongst thieves and the like. Don't kid yourself. Choose if you want to do the decent thing. It may run off on others and the way they act too."

It's important you remember the bit where I say I don't agree with theft. In fact it's vital.

Also the situation. I'm in lidl (mine dosent have security guards).

I look over from the bakery section and see a guy grab a bottle of spirits (£15) and make a run for it.

Would I stop what I'm doing to run to the same door to tell the one guard they have (which mine dont) to tell him 'that guy there has knicked a bottle)?

No I wouldn't.

If my Daughter was with me I wouldn't even need to remind her to never do that, ever. As she already knows not to. I have already passed the lesson down over the last 16 years.

You see now, I'm not kidding anybody. I know what's right and what's wrong and sometimes it better to say nothing at all.

Sadly for the security guard (who has to act, mentioned above) came off worse. It's not worth it.

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By *homasP80Man over a year ago

Linwood

"no one likes a grass

True, but I'm sure if you had your car nicked you would be fuming. And I bet these fuckers would have stolen anything"

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

It never hurts to mention to staff that person that just left wearing xxx I think stole yyy then they can keep an eye next time.

Door staff in supermarkets are a sad sign of the times, and guess who pays for them..

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By *homasP80Man over a year ago

Linwood

It's even better when they get caught.

Seen shoppers getting thrown out of shop and the door staff said "if you come back we'll get police"

(Probably just get a slap on the wrist)

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By *agneto.Man over a year ago

Bham

Don't care if it's pack of mints, a bottle of tequila,or a Ferrari, theiving little scrote. I can't just walk into a shop and take what I want. Well done for grassing.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

They're not shoplifters until they have left the store, it is only then that they can be stopped. Staff are not trained to deal with these situations and the 'duty of care for staff' means that they should avoid and contact the police.

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By *atsun xxxMan over a year ago

Nr LOUTH Lincolnshire

They looked like right scrotes high on gear, what would you have done?"

Well done op

Would shop someone every day of the week without losing sleep

Crime doesn't pay

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By (user no longer on site) OP over a year ago

"Why are the granola bars next to the tequila?

My thoughts exactly???

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Gotta laugh at the 'snitches get stitches' and 'grasses' comments

Classy!

I'd report it, that's all.

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By *ieman300Man over a year ago

Best Greggs in Cheshire East

"Gotta laugh at the 'snitches get stitches' and 'grasses' comments

Classy!

I'd report it, that's all."

I echo this.

We are not at school.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

i do get cheap stuff of them when round the doors especially joint of beef for £2-50

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By *ophieslutTV/TS over a year ago

Central

Shops price as high as they can, in order to screw maximum cash from you. Shoplifting doesn't mean you pay more , as they're charging the max already

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

The real "shop lifters" are our governments who fuck us all up the ass each and everyday whilst they pay themselves huge wages we all end up coughing up for...

Stores have insurance policies in place for stolen stock and they have no intention of paying people more now people are settling for being paid less

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By *ire_bladeMan over a year ago

Manchester

"The real "shop lifters" are our governments who fuck us all up the ass each and everyday whilst they pay themselves huge wages we all end up coughing up for...

Stores have insurance policies in place for stolen stock and they have no intention of paying people more now people are settling for being paid less"

You really aren't just a pretty face. Never a truer word was said but sadly the British being the bunch of pussy we are we'll just keep saying thank you sir can I have some more

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Totally true Mr Blade totally true and OP you grass haha

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I've always wanted to do what Neg on balls of steel does. Get an electronic tag and set off shop alarms just to leg it and get chased. I think I'd enjoy that a little too much.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"no one likes a grass

Do people have more sympathy for a thieving bstrd whose selfish and greedy actions affect all of us?

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By *ire_bladeMan over a year ago

Manchester

"no one likes a grass

Do people have more sympathy for a thieving bstrd whose selfish and greedy actions affect all of us?"

It's not a case of sympathy it's a case of grasses get shot where I come from. We don't all live in fairy tale worlds some of us are in the real world...

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Better have nicked some salt and lemon too!

Can't have tequila without them!

" Grab the prick by the scruff of the neck and point him toward the lemons and salt

Some fucking people! "

What the hell is wrong with you two?!

Limes.

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By *loswingersCouple over a year ago

Gloucester

Where does it end ?

I can't fathom how so many of you condone a thief , and almost congratulate him !

Wtf ?

It's a sad state of affairs when the majority of people on a public forum have these thoughts .

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"no one likes a grass

Do people have more sympathy for a thieving bstrd whose selfish and greedy actions affect all of us?

It's not a case of sympathy it's a case of grasses get shot where I come from. We don't all live in fairy tale worlds some of us are in the real world..."

I hate this school of thought. Just because someone didn't grow up in a 'rough' area then they don't live in the real world. I hardly think it's a 'fairy tale' ending to expect to not be shot for reporting a crime.

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By *izzy RascallMan over a year ago

Cardiff

"I've always wanted to do what Neg on balls of steel does. Get an electronic tag and set off shop alarms just to leg it and get chased. I think I'd enjoy that a little too much."

Woop woop

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By *izzy RascallMan over a year ago

Cardiff

"Where does it end ?

I can't fathom how so many of you condone a thief , and almost congratulate him !

Wtf ?

It's a sad state of affairs when the majority of people on a public forum have these thoughts .

In Lidls.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"The real "shop lifters" are our governments who fuck us all up the ass each and everyday whilst they pay themselves huge wages we all end up coughing up for...

Stores have insurance policies in place for stolen stock and they have no intention of paying people more now people are settling for being paid less

You really aren't just a pretty face. Never a truer word was said but sadly the British being the bunch of pussy we are we'll just keep saying thank you sir can I have some more

Aww shucks you think I've got a pretty face?!, well cheers... I have a definite loud mouth so that kinda overpowers most of me tbh lol... I wasn't brought up to think I was pretty so it's not my main goal in life, thinking about stuff in general is tho.... which is a passion killer for most lol x

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Shops price as high as they can, in order to screw maximum cash from you. Shoplifting doesn't mean you pay more , as they're charging the max already "

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By *izzy RascallMan over a year ago

Cardiff

"Same thing, thieves are the reason a 2ltr drink is so expensive!

The Chancellor of the exchequer?

The guy with the old briefcase"

My pretty face moment from further up

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By *VBethTV/TS over a year ago

Chester

"Where does it end ?

I can't fathom how so many of you condone a thief , and almost congratulate him !

Wtf ?

It's a sad state of affairs when the majority of people on a public forum have these thoughts .

This. Theft is wrong, full stop. It doesn't matter whether it's a big or small shop. Every shoplifter costs them money and they make allowance for it in their pricing due to its prevalence. Therefore shoplifters are responsible for the higher prices you pay.

I'm totally bewildered that anyone would be pleased about it.

I'm assuming there's some line where it changes from well done to that's bad. Could someone point out what line that is and how it was decided?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"no one likes a grass

Do people have more sympathy for a thieving bstrd whose selfish and greedy actions affect all of us?

It's not a case of sympathy it's a case of grasses get shot where I come from. We don't all live in fairy tale worlds some of us are in the real world..."

Fortunately,we don't all live in dystopic,post apocalyptic nightmares where we are all intimidated by scavengers and hoodlums either.

One day it's a bottle of tequila from lidls,next day it's an elderly ladies purse.Leaving her battered and bruised but,,,,better pretend not to have seen anything.Don't want to be called a grass,do we? Better just let the low lifes get on with it as we cower in fear.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Yeah the robbing capitalist scum picking on the oppressed in our oppressive military like regime.

That facist regime,providing food that you can choose or decline to buy, who employs people and pays them, then in turn provides wages for the people who farm, drive the delivery trucks, produce the food etc.

Anyone woukd think there's some sort of system in place to provide organisation and structure and opportunity?

But feel free to go out and thieve and create a better choice.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Where does it end ?

I can't fathom how so many of you condone a thief , and almost congratulate him !

Wtf ?

It's a sad state of affairs when the majority of people on a public forum have these thoughts .

I'm totally bewildered that anyone would be pleased about it.

I'm assuming there's some line where it changes from well done to that's bad. Could someone point out what line that is and how it was decided?

I'm totally with the shoplifter. We're all being shafted. Big time. The rules are to protect the thems from the us. Break the rules. Steal stuff.

Nescafe is £8 one week and £5 the next. Beef is horse meat etc. Fuck that!

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Where does it end ?

I can't fathom how so many of you condone a thief , and almost congratulate him !

Wtf ?

It's a sad state of affairs when the majority of people on a public forum have these thoughts .

I'm totally bewildered that anyone would be pleased about it.

I'm assuming there's some line where it changes from well done to that's bad. Could someone point out what line that is and how it was decided?

I'm totally with the shoplifter. We're all being shafted. Big time. The rules are to protect the thems from the us. Break the rules. Steal stuff.

Nescafe is £8 one week and £5 the next. Beef is horse meat etc. Fuck that!

Go live off grid then. With ethics like that I doubt you'd last very long.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I wouldn't of grassed.

It wasn't a car, It's wring to commit theft but it's low end but theft all the same.

Still wouldn't of grassed.

This "wouldn't of grassed" thing,

why not?

Where is the limit between being a grass and being a responsible citizen?

Agree. Its wrong and it never just one bottle that is stolen... lots of other things and there is a right and a wrong. Youre not setting an example for your kids or any children if you think stealing is ok. Jeez

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By *ire_bladeMan over a year ago

Manchester

"no one likes a grass

Do people have more sympathy for a thieving bstrd whose selfish and greedy actions affect all of us?

It's not a case of sympathy it's a case of grasses get shot where I come from. We don't all live in fairy tale worlds some of us are in the real world...

Fortunately,we don't all live in dystopic,post apocalyptic nightmares where we are all intimidated by scavengers and hoodlums either.

As we cower in fear that's so far from the reality but so funny at the same time your a clever guy you...

As for the rest of your post your not worth my time to explain how wrong youve taken my post or the ban but thanks for the giggle

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"no one likes a grass

Do people have more sympathy for a thieving bstrd whose selfish and greedy actions affect all of us?

It's not a case of sympathy it's a case of grasses get shot where I come from. We don't all live in fairy tale worlds some of us are in the real world...

Fortunately,we don't all live in dystopic,post apocalyptic nightmares where we are all intimidated by scavengers and hoodlums either.

Well said.

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By *izzy RascallMan over a year ago

Cardiff

They looked like right scrotes high on gear, what would you have done?"

Just a reminder what we have been talking about

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"no one likes a grass

Do people have more sympathy for a thieving bstrd whose selfish and greedy actions affect all of us?

It's not a case of sympathy it's a case of grasses get shot where I come from. We don't all live in fairy tale worlds some of us are in the real world...

Fortunately,we don't all live in dystopic,post apocalyptic nightmares where we are all intimidated by scavengers and hoodlums either.

Well said. "

You're making a giant leap from shoplifting to mugging.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"We should adopt the Arabic way and chop off their hands.

You watch the crime rate drop in an instant.

Mind you they would then no doubt be put on benefits so would still end up robbing us

Why are people of benefits robbing you?

PTU xxx

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Where does it end ?

I can't fathom how so many of you condone a thief , and almost congratulate him !

Wtf ?

It's a sad state of affairs when the majority of people on a public forum have these thoughts .

I'm totally bewildered that anyone would be pleased about it.

I'm assuming there's some line where it changes from well done to that's bad. Could someone point out what line that is and how it was decided?

I'm totally with the shoplifter. We're all being shafted. Big time. The rules are to protect the thems from the us. Break the rules. Steal stuff.

Nescafe is £8 one week and £5 the next. Beef is horse meat etc. Fuck that!

Go live off grid then. With ethics like that I doubt you'd last very long."

Gladly. Enjoy your slavery.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Where does it end ?

I can't fathom how so many of you condone a thief , and almost congratulate him !

Wtf ?

It's a sad state of affairs when the majority of people on a public forum have these thoughts .

I'm totally bewildered that anyone would be pleased about it.

I'm assuming there's some line where it changes from well done to that's bad. Could someone point out what line that is and how it was decided?

I'm totally with the shoplifter. We're all being shafted. Big time. The rules are to protect the thems from the us. Break the rules. Steal stuff.

Nescafe is £8 one week and £5 the next. Beef is horse meat etc. Fuck that!

Go live off grid then. With ethics like that I doubt you'd last very long.

Gladly. Enjoy your slavery.

"
Slavery .. haha .. funniest thing said so far

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By *izzy RascallMan over a year ago

Cardiff

I can't believe the old woman in Lidl laughing at it going on.

Hang her, disgraceful behaviour.

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By *VBethTV/TS over a year ago

Chester

"no one likes a grass

Do people have more sympathy for a thieving bstrd whose selfish and greedy actions affect all of us?

It's not a case of sympathy it's a case of grasses get shot where I come from. We don't all live in fairy tale worlds some of us are in the real world...

Fortunately,we don't all live in dystopic,post apocalyptic nightmares where we are all intimidated by scavengers and hoodlums either.

Well said.

You're making a giant leap from shoplifting to mugging."

But she might be a well off little old lady. In which case it's ok right? That's how a lot of these posts read.... Theft=crime, crime=wrong.

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By *ire_bladeMan over a year ago

Manchester

"I can't believe the old woman in Lidl laughing at it going on.

Hang her, disgraceful behaviour."

Bet she go's bareback to

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Personally I wouldn't of said anything. Not cos I wouldn't want to or that I agree with supermarkets being able to cut there's losses. I wouldn't of said anything simply cos I would be scared of repercussions. Because it's likely he's an addict and I wouldn't want to end up a target.

PTU xxx

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By *izzy RascallMan over a year ago

Cardiff

"no one likes a grass

Do people have more sympathy for a thieving bstrd whose selfish and greedy actions affect all of us?

It's not a case of sympathy it's a case of grasses get shot where I come from. We don't all live in fairy tale worlds some of us are in the real world...

Fortunately,we don't all live in dystopic,post apocalyptic nightmares where we are all intimidated by scavengers and hoodlums either.

Well said.

You're making a giant leap from shoplifting to mugging.

But she might be a well off little old lady. In which case it's ok right? That's how a lot of these posts read.... Theft=crime, crime=wrong. "

I can only speak for myself and I'm going to go into any further detail on where I stand but I have explained above.

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By *izzy RascallMan over a year ago

Cardiff

"I can't believe the old woman in Lidl laughing at it going on.

Hang her, disgraceful behaviour.

Bet she go's bareback to

Haha just hold that thought for one second

The OP said he only grassed because she laughed.

Jesus Christ old woman look what you've gone and done

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By *ire_bladeMan over a year ago

Manchester

"I can't believe the old woman in Lidl laughing at it going on.

Hang her, disgraceful behaviour.

Bet she go's bareback to

Haha just hold that thought for one second

The OP said he only grassed because she laughed.

Jesus Christ old woman look what you've gone and done"

ye ok I didn't really think that 1 threw did I. Good to see a sence of humour round here

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By *thwalescplCouple over a year ago

brecon

Incorrect.

Its classed as theft the moment they pass "the last point at which it would be possible to make a payment"...this establishes intent, last time I looked, no supermarket had tills in the doorway.

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By *ire_bladeMan over a year ago

Manchester

"I can't believe the old woman in Lidl laughing at it going on.

Hang her, disgraceful behaviour.

Bet she go's bareback to

Haha just hold that thought for one second

The OP said he only grassed because she laughed.

Jesus Christ old woman look what you've gone and done"

Thinking about it your right just look what's she'd coursed up there. Everything from the price of tea to gangland slaying. Hang the bitch

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Incorrect.

Its classed as theft the moment they pass "the last point at which it would be possible to make a payment"...this establishes intent, last time I looked, no supermarket had tills in the doorway."

There are tills at the doorway to the two mini markets where i live. At least two shops i know of.

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By *thwalescplCouple over a year ago

brecon

And, for the record, I would have dropped the thieving scum and sat on him until the Police arrived, and prayed that he wanted to make a go of it.

Theft from retail outlets means we ALL pay, security, tagging, and losses increase the costs of running the shops, and that's passed on to us, the law-abiding shoppers.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Where does it end ?

I can't fathom how so many of you condone a thief , and almost congratulate him !

Wtf ?

It's a sad state of affairs when the majority of people on a public forum have these thoughts .

I'm totally bewildered that anyone would be pleased about it.

I'm assuming there's some line where it changes from well done to that's bad. Could someone point out what line that is and how it was decided?

I'm totally with the shoplifter. We're all being shafted. Big time. The rules are to protect the thems from the us. Break the rules. Steal stuff.

Nescafe is £8 one week and £5 the next. Beef is horse meat etc. Fuck that!

Go live off grid then. With ethics like that I doubt you'd last very long.

Gladly. Enjoy your slavery.

Problem is, you feel you're a victim and being robbed so your solution is to rob the the evil capitalists.

So in essence their strategy of robbing you is perfectly valid and you just don't like the fact they've won! Great ideology.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Not right on the doorway but about a metre away. Just to clear that up.

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By *thwalescplCouple over a year ago

brecon

Incorrect.

Its classed as theft the moment they pass "the last point at which it would be possible to make a payment"...this establishes intent, last time I looked, no supermarket had tills in the doorway."

"two mini markets "

I said supermarkets.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Where does it end ?

I can't fathom how so many of you condone a thief , and almost congratulate him !

Wtf ?

It's a sad state of affairs when the majority of people on a public forum have these thoughts .

I'm totally bewildered that anyone would be pleased about it.

I'm assuming there's some line where it changes from well done to that's bad. Could someone point out what line that is and how it was decided?

I'm totally with the shoplifter. We're all being shafted. Big time. The rules are to protect the thems from the us. Break the rules. Steal stuff.

Nescafe is £8 one week and £5 the next. Beef is horse meat etc. Fuck that!

Go live off grid then. With ethics like that I doubt you'd last very long.

Gladly. Enjoy your slavery.

Problem is, you feel you're a victim and being robbed so your solution is to rob the the evil capitalists.

So in essence their strategy of robbing you is perfectly valid and you just don't like the fact they've won! Great ideology.

Well said. Just cant understand some peoples lack of morals on this post.

So if they came into your house and stole food or clothing, booze then its ok? Because you have more than you need?

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple over a year ago

Basingstoke

"no one likes a grass

Do people have more sympathy for a thieving bstrd whose selfish and greedy actions affect all of us?

It's not a case of sympathy it's a case of grasses get shot where I come from. We don't all live in fairy tale worlds some of us are in the real world..."

You live in an exceptionally rich country. If you've managed to find a ghetto in it, then it's your experience that isn't representative of the rest of the country. Anyone would think the north of england is afghanistan from your comments.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"no one likes a grass

Do people have more sympathy for a thieving bstrd whose selfish and greedy actions affect all of us?

It's not a case of sympathy it's a case of grasses get shot where I come from. We don't all live in fairy tale worlds some of us are in the real world...

Dont forget the slavery comment

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"no one likes a grass

Do people have more sympathy for a thieving bstrd whose selfish and greedy actions affect all of us?

It's not a case of sympathy it's a case of grasses get shot where I come from. We don't all live in fairy tale worlds some of us are in the real world...

Dont forget the slavery comment

No. Don't

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Incorrect.

Its classed as theft the moment they pass "the last point at which it would be possible to make a payment"...this establishes intent, last time I looked, no supermarket had tills in the doorway."

It's actually an offence the moment they do something more than a preparatory act and gave the intent to steal.

It's proving it that's the issue hence security staff don't tend to challenge until the offender is attempting to leave.

The old, oh I forgot it was in my pocket offence is a classic!

Where is the country going with this selective laws thing !! Everyone knows what's right and wrong. Some just choose to be selective about implementing it.

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By *izzy RascallMan over a year ago

Cardiff

I live in the gateau

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

And as for the poor oppressed by the evil shops principle...theres food banks giving it away these days??

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I live in the gateau

Sounds like a superb place to live .. so yummy

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By *izzy RascallMan over a year ago

Cardiff

"I can't believe the old woman in Lidl laughing at it going on.

Hang her, disgraceful behaviour.

Bet she go's bareback to

Haha just hold that thought for one second

The OP said he only grassed because she laughed.

Jesus Christ old woman look what you've gone and done

ye ok I didn't really think that 1 threw did I. Good to see a sence of humour round here

Well I was eating toast as you mention bareback Beryl

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By *izzy RascallMan over a year ago

Cardiff

"I live in the gateau

Sounds like a superb place to live .. so yummy"

It's in the Black Forest as it happens

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple over a year ago

Basingstoke

I've been on the opposite side of this scenario. I worked in a supermarket (stacking shelves). A chav walks in, picks up 24 cans and walks out. I saw it, as did another member of staff who said i should go after him. I went outside and saw the chav walking off. Then i realised that i didn't actually trust the supermarket to have my back if shit got real (i.e. he tried to take action against me) so i left it.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I've been on the opposite side of this scenario. I worked in a supermarket (stacking shelves). A chav walks in, picks up 24 cans and walks out. I saw it, as did another member of staff who said i should go after him. I went outside and saw the chav walking off. Then i realised that i didn't actually trust the supermarket to have my back if shit got real (i.e. he tried to take action against me) so i left it. "

And I fully understand that. That's totally different to condoning the act.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

When I had my own shop, I chased someone out who took a door stop off the floor. Looking back it was the silliest thing to do but luckily a strapping guy helped me to stop him.

I've worked in retail since and most places say just to let them go. It's not really worth getting hurt.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I'm totally with the shoplifter. We're all being shafted. Big time. The rules are to protect the thems from the us. Break the rules. Steal stuff.

Nescafe is £8 one week and £5 the next. Beef is horse meat etc. Fuck that!

This is abhorrent attitude to society, same attitude as women in short skirts are "asking for it"

No supermarket ever knowingly sold horse meat instead of beef, and prices are set to cover having a nice building lit up and staffed close to you the customer, when the warehouse is over stocked you ship it out at cost to make space.

Those that support shoplifters should be sentenced the same as those committing the crime.

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple over a year ago

Basingstoke

And I fully understand that. That's totally different to condoning the act."

I know but it's a slippery slope when we all stop taking action for fear that it will be turned around on us. I think this is why anti-social behaviour is so pervasive in this country. I actually very much enjoy being an ethnic minority in my local area (asian area). Because the asians don't tolerate this bullshit, you walk down the street doing something bad and 10 doors fling open to sort it out. In a white neighbourhood nobody does anything until one person can't stand it, then they get targeted for revenge.

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By *lik and PaulCouple over a year ago

Flagrante

"Shops price as high as they can, in order to screw maximum cash from you. Shoplifting doesn't mean you pay more , as they're charging the max already "

No, having worked in retail for years they take into account "shrinkage" and add this to the prices. The larger retailers also look to their suppliers to cover shrinkage costs which in turn puts up the price of products. Theft affects everyone.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I'm totally wattitude to society isthe shoplifter. We're all being shafted. Big time. The rules are to protect the thems from the us. Break the rules. Steal stuff.

Nescafe is £8 one week and £5 the next. Beef is horse meat etc. Fuck that!

This is abhorrent attitude to society, same attitude as women in short skirts are "asking for it"

Those that support shoplifters should be sentenced the same as those committing the crime.

Okay. Calm down. My attitude to society is horrendous. But to compare it to short skirts, and "asking for it", is another giant leap.

Just because I want to see humanity burn in massive ball of flames. That doesn't mean I advocate that sort of scenario.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

And I fully understand that. That's totally different to condoning the act.

But it's how you intervene that's relevant? Sure physical intervention can result in acts of violence or counter allegations.

People can take a photo, report it to the police or even call them?

It's funny how everyone steps forward with photographs when a Police officer tackles someone and scuffles with them during arrest. They're happy to grass then?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Shops price as high as they can, in order to screw maximum cash from you. Shoplifting doesn't mean you pay more , as they're charging the max already

This

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple over a year ago

Basingstoke

And I fully understand that. That's totally different to condoning the act.

But it's how you intervene that's relevant? Sure physical intervention can result in acts of violence or counter allegations.

People can take a photo, report it to the police or even call them?

It's funny how everyone steps forward with photographs when a Police officer tackles someone and scuffles with them during arrest. They're happy to grass then?

Have you ever reported something (relatively) minor to the police? The don't do shit most of the time. The one time they did, they said "oh yeah, that guys got about 50 previous convictions (albeit for petty crime). At some point, you need to chop their hands off.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Where does it end ?

I can't fathom how so many of you condone a thief , and almost congratulate him !

Wtf ?

It's a sad state of affairs when the majority of people on a public forum have these thoughts .

I'm totally bewildered that anyone would be pleased about it.

I'm assuming there's some line where it changes from well done to that's bad. Could someone point out what line that is and how it was decided?

I'm totally with the shoplifter. We're all being shafted. Big time. The rules are to protect the thems from the us. Break the rules. Steal stuff.

Nescafe is £8 one week and £5 the next. Beef is horse meat etc. Fuck that!

Perhaps you'd like to print your address and times you're likely to be out.maybe leave the back door open to make it a bit easier for them.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"no one likes a grass

Do people have more sympathy for a thieving bstrd whose selfish and greedy actions affect all of us?

It's not a case of sympathy it's a case of grasses get shot where I come from. We don't all live in fairy tale worlds some of us are in the real world...

Fortunately,we don't all live in dystopic,post apocalyptic nightmares where we are all intimidated by scavengers and hoodlums either.

Well said.

You're making a giant leap from shoplifting to mugging."

Not a giant leap at all,quite a small step in fact.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Fact is the OP did the right thing, hopefully the security guard will remember the thief and next time they will be banned from the store.

In any part of this country 99% of the people around you are decent law abiding citizens. Where it breaks down is when good people do nothing for the small stuff, then recoil in horror when those who robbed shops with impunity start robbing others on a larger scale.

Well done OP, you did something that will help not harm.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

And I fully understand that. That's totally different to condoning the act.

But it's how you intervene that's relevant? Sure physical intervention can result in acts of violence or counter allegations.

People can take a photo, report it to the police or even call them?

It's funny how everyone steps forward with photographs when a Police officer tackles someone and scuffles with them during arrest. They're happy to grass then?

Yes I have. And it was positively dealt with.

From my perspective we get the service we deserve in the UK.

We persistently slate them in the press, criticise them with no knowledge of the job itself and on the whole refuse to support them. Then complain when we want them.

Make your minds up. When the service is poor it's as a result of cuts and generally people refusing ..."to grass".

It's only as good as the support it gets.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"no one likes a grass

Do people have more sympathy for a thieving bstrd whose selfish and greedy actions affect all of us?

It's not a case of sympathy it's a case of grasses get shot where I come from. We don't all live in fairy tale worlds some of us are in the real world...

Fortunately,we don't all live in dystopic,post apocalyptic nightmares where we are all intimidated by scavengers and hoodlums either.

Well said.

You're making a giant leap from shoplifting to mugging.

Not a giant leap at all,quite a small step in fact."

Theft is theft. Mugging is a violent crime. Most shoplifters aren't violent. If they were, they'd be muggers.

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple over a year ago

Basingstoke

And I fully understand that. That's totally different to condoning the act.

But it's how you intervene that's relevant? Sure physical intervention can result in acts of violence or counter allegations.

People can take a photo, report it to the police or even call them?

It's funny how everyone steps forward with photographs when a Police officer tackles someone and scuffles with them during arrest. They're happy to grass then?

Yes I have. And it was positively dealt with.

From my perspective we get the service we deserve in the UK.

We persistently slate them in the press, criticise them with no knowledge of the job itself and on the whole refuse to support them. Then complain when we want them.

Make your minds up. When the service is poor it's as a result of cuts and generally people refusing ..."to grass".

It's only as good as the support it gets."

I think the police are designed to be ineffective. It's not the fault of the people themselves, it's the sheer volume of paperwork and form filling that's the problem.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

some on this thread need to get a life

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I'm totally wattitude to society isthe shoplifter. We're all being shafted. Big time. The rules are to protect the thems from the us. Break the rules. Steal stuff.

Nescafe is £8 one week and £5 the next. Beef is horse meat etc. Fuck that!

This is abhorrent attitude to society, same attitude as women in short skirts are "asking for it"

Those that support shoplifters should be sentenced the same as those committing the crime.

Okay. Calm down. My attitude to society is horrendous. But to compare it to short skirts, and "asking for it", is another giant leap.

Just because I want to see humanity burn in massive ball of flames. That doesn't mean I advocate that sort of scenario.

Even if it is a giant leap from one kind of crime to another the attitude is still the same,,,the attitude of selfishness,of free,instant gratification 'I want that so I'm taking it'. It's not a giant leap to an attitude of 'every person for themselves' survival,not necessarily of the fittest,but of the most callous,devious and cunning.

Ok,so society means living under rules,some may not like the rules but anarchy could very easily backfire on those who call for the abolition of rules in the fist place.

It's also very easy to whine and complain against society when that very society protects you from the mob.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"no one likes a grass

Do people have more sympathy for a thieving bstrd whose selfish and greedy actions affect all of us?

It's not a case of sympathy it's a case of grasses get shot where I come from. We don't all live in fairy tale worlds some of us are in the real world...

Fortunately,we don't all live in dystopic,post apocalyptic nightmares where we are all intimidated by scavengers and hoodlums either.

Well said.

You're making a giant leap from shoplifting to mugging.

Not a giant leap at all,quite a small step in fact.

Theft is theft. Mugging is a violent crime. Most shoplifters aren't violent. If they were, they'd be muggers.

And the reason some people are afraid to step in? Fear of violence. The two are not mutually exclusive.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I'm totally wattitude to society isthe shoplifter. We're all being shafted. Big time. The rules are to protect the thems from the us. Break the rules. Steal stuff.

Nescafe is £8 one week and £5 the next. Beef is horse meat etc. Fuck that!

This is abhorrent attitude to society, same attitude as women in short skirts are "asking for it"

Those that support shoplifters should be sentenced the same as those committing the crime.

Okay. Calm down. My attitude to society is horrendous. But to compare it to short skirts, and "asking for it", is another giant leap.

Just because I want to see humanity burn in massive ball of flames. That doesn't mean I advocate that sort of scenario.

Ok,so society means living under rules,some may not like the rules but anarchy could very easily backfire on those who call for the abolition of rules in the fist place.

It's also very easy to whine and complain against society when that very society protects you from the mob."

Well said

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I would have done what you did OP. Tell security. Some think it's a victimless crime because it's from a store/shop. In reality, the consumer ends up footing the bill of the thefts, because the retailers up their prices to cover the loss

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I would have done what you did OP. Tell security. Some think it's a victimless crime because it's from a store/shop. In reality, the consumer ends up footing the bill of the thefts, because the retailers up their prices to cover the loss

with all the advancement of cctv etc... the highest amount in cash value theft from high street retailers is from employees

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

i just googled out of interest

shoplifting is on a decline over last 10 years

so why have the prices not been reduced????

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"i just googled out of interest

shoplifting is on a decline over last 10 years

so why have the prices not been reduced????

They have massively, compared to the cost of production.

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple over a year ago

Basingstoke

"i just googled out of interest

shoplifting is on a decline over last 10 years

so why have the prices not been reduced????

Why don't you google average profit margins in retail while you're on a learning binge

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"i just googled out of interest

shoplifting is on a decline over last 10 years

so why have the prices not been reduced????

They have massively, compared to the cost of production. "

vodka has not

they do the promotions

thats it

so why not keep the price low all year

reason they are greedy

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By *ancscleanguyMan over a year ago

Preston

"I saw a guy who looked extremely hungry,take yogurts a few weeks ago, but I tried not to notice and embarrass him.

I think there are one or two cases where I would gladly offer pay for it given the opportunity, if I felt someone was hungry."

That is the best reply on here.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"i just googled out of interest

shoplifting is on a decline over last 10 years

so why have the prices not been reduced????

Why don't you google average profit margins in retail while you're on a learning binge"

no need to go that far

look at annual profits there in the billions if you take the top 5

greed greed greed

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I'm not a shoplifter. But I once got accused of shoplifting by a leading frozen food retailer. It was hilarious. I got an out of court settlement and bought a new car with the money.

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By *izzy RascallMan over a year ago

Cardiff

"i just googled out of interest

shoplifting is on a decline over last 10 years

so why have the prices not been reduced????

Why don't you google average profit margins in retail while you're on a learning binge

no need to go that far

look at annual profits there in the billions if you take the top 5

greed greed greed"

Sorry to repeat myself but the profits they make from just 'strawberries' out weigh all their other product profits put together.

It's staggering.

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple over a year ago

Basingstoke

"i just googled out of interest

shoplifting is on a decline over last 10 years

so why have the prices not been reduced????

Why don't you google average profit margins in retail while you're on a learning binge

no need to go that far

look at annual profits there in the billions if you take the top 5

greed greed greed"

Just shows your ignorance of how an economy works

Feel free to move to cuba or north korea and see how great non-greedy societies are.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"i just googled out of interest

shoplifting is on a decline over last 10 years

so why have the prices not been reduced????

Why don't you google average profit margins in retail while you're on a learning binge

no need to go that far

look at annual profits there in the billions if you take the top 5

greed greed greed

Just shows your ignorance of how an economy works

Feel free to move to cuba or north korea and see how great non-greedy societies are. "

oh yes i am all for retailers that have virtually a monopoly in certain area making millions in profit from hard working people

and yes lets rejoice in their fatcat salaries

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

how pathetic some are on here

if you do not agree with them or jump to their tune

they block you

ffs what a laugh

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple over a year ago

Basingstoke

"i just googled out of interest

shoplifting is on a decline over last 10 years

so why have the prices not been reduced????

Why don't you google average profit margins in retail while you're on a learning binge

no need to go that far

look at annual profits there in the billions if you take the top 5

greed greed greed

Just shows your ignorance of how an economy works

Feel free to move to cuba or north korea and see how great non-greedy societies are.

oh yes i am all for retailers that have virtually a monopoly in certain area making millions in profit from hard working people

and yes lets rejoice in their fatcat salaries

So again, go try the societies that don't make profits, they are brilliant - honestly. They'd welcome you too, not so many people trying to emmigrate there for some strange reason.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"i just googled out of interest

shoplifting is on a decline over last 10 years

so why have the prices not been reduced????

Why don't you google average profit margins in retail while you're on a learning binge

no need to go that far

look at annual profits there in the billions if you take the top 5

greed greed greed

Just shows your ignorance of how an economy works

Feel free to move to cuba or north korea and see how great non-greedy societies are.

oh yes i am all for retailers that have virtually a monopoly in certain area making millions in profit from hard working people

and yes lets rejoice in their fatcat salaries

I like you. You can be my favourite for the day.

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By *aul1973HullMan over a year ago

East Hull

You did what was right, anything more isnt worth getting jabbed with a dirty needle for

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"i just googled out of interest

shoplifting is on a decline over last 10 years

so why have the prices not been reduced????

Why don't you google average profit margins in retail while you're on a learning binge

no need to go that far

look at annual profits there in the billions if you take the top 5

greed greed greed

Just shows your ignorance of how an economy works

Feel free to move to cuba or north korea and see how great non-greedy societies are.

oh yes i am all for retailers that have virtually a monopoly in certain area making millions in profit from hard working people

and yes lets rejoice in their fatcat salaries

So again, go try the societies that don't make profits, they are brilliant - honestly. They'd welcome you too, not so many people trying to emmigrate there for some strange reason. "
this will be my last reply reply to you on forums

as i do not reply to profiles thaat block others on forums as they do not agree with them

i find these people rather childish when they spit a dummy out

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

If you say nothing you are complicit in the crime.

"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing."

It's wrong.

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple over a year ago

Basingstoke

"i just googled out of interest

shoplifting is on a decline over last 10 years

so why have the prices not been reduced????

Why don't you google average profit margins in retail while you're on a learning binge

no need to go that far

look at annual profits there in the billions if you take the top 5

greed greed greed

Just shows your ignorance of how an economy works

Feel free to move to cuba or north korea and see how great non-greedy societies are.

oh yes i am all for retailers that have virtually a monopoly in certain area making millions in profit from hard working people

and yes lets rejoice in their fatcat salaries

as i do not reply to profiles thaat block others on forums as they do not agree with them

i find these people rather childish when they spit a dummy out"

Actually you were blocked yesterday when you suggested you would do a bareback gangbang with 20 guys who had done a gay gangbang 3 days earlier. The block is a reminder not to meet anyone you've verified since we take our sexual health very seriously. Nothing to do with your poorly educated opinions on economics.

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By *ill74Man over a year ago

New forest area

Since when did shoplifting become acceptable?

It's not on. Regardless of how much was nicked.

We will all pay for it in the end. Supermsrkets are not going to sit idly by and just take the hit. They are going to pass the cost on to you and I. As any company would do.

What sort of example are we setting when we say shoplifting is ok.

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By *izzy RascallMan over a year ago

Cardiff

"Since when did shoplifting become acceptable?

It's not on. Regardless of how much was nicked.

We will all pay for it in the end. Supermsrkets are not going to sit idly by and just take the hit. They are going to pass the cost on to you and I. As any company would do.

What sort of example are we setting when we say shoplifting is ok.

Who said it was?

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By *londieddWoman over a year ago

fife

"Why are the granola bars next to the tequila?

it's Lidl there are vests and shoes next to set squares and umbrellas and lots of other weird shit

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

..... of the world.

Unite and take over.

Sorry i just had to

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

The comments in this thread are deplorable. Ranging from "snitches get stitches" to "hang theives" to "chopping off hands" to "I would punch them"...

I thought we were adults.

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By *loswingersCouple over a year ago

Gloucester

"And, for the record, I would have dropped the thieving scum and sat on him until the Police arrived, and prayed that he wanted to make a go of it.

Theft from retail outlets means we ALL pay, security, tagging, and losses increase the costs of running the shops, and that's passed on to us, the law-abiding shoppers."

Spot on

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By *ill74Man over a year ago

New forest area

"Since when did shoplifting become acceptable?

It's not on. Regardless of how much was nicked.

We will all pay for it in the end. Supermsrkets are not going to sit idly by and just take the hit. They are going to pass the cost on to you and I. As any company would do.

What sort of example are we setting when we say shoplifting is ok.

Who said it was?"

Reading the comments, it would seem some think it's acceptable.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"i just googled out of interest

shoplifting is on a decline over last 10 years

so why have the prices not been reduced????

Why don't you google average profit margins in retail while you're on a learning binge

no need to go that far

look at annual profits there in the billions if you take the top 5

greed greed greed

Just shows your ignorance of how an economy works

Feel free to move to cuba or north korea and see how great non-greedy societies are.

oh yes i am all for retailers that have virtually a monopoly in certain area making millions in profit from hard working people

and yes lets rejoice in their fatcat salaries

as i do not reply to profiles thaat block others on forums as they do not agree with them

i find these people rather childish when they spit a dummy out

spelling /grammer brigade

the porn squad

and the high and mighty

are the disruptive ones

as everyone else takes the threads as light heartedness

any they love to name call read the comments

and cannot even see wind up threads or joke threads when slapped on the ass with them

instead calling other profiles and so on how far up the educated ladder is that??

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

i think most of the comments are just joking snitches gets stitches being one of them

and too many love to take apart comments and create trouble

they are known as keyboard warriors

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"i think most of the comments are just joking snitches gets stitches being one of them

and too many love to take apart comments and create trouble

they are known as keyboard warriors"

Nobody is forced to read forums or post on them.

If anyone feels like they have an opinion to offer they should be prepared to defend that opinion if someone else takes it apart or calls B/S.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I think my opinion on this has been pretty clear, thieves should be reported, small crimes lead to bigger crimes etc.

Shock horror businesses make profit... and big businesses make big profit, who would have thought that people investing billions, employing thousands would be doing it for reward? You can always boycott the shop and go direct to the supplier if you don't like it.

As for the chop off hands brigade, it's amazing how many who advocate that also get angry at the media suggestion that sharia law is being brought to this country

Not into violence against criminals other than for self defence, but may go as far as suggesting a forehead tattoo so shops can easily prevent access.

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By * and M lookingCouple over a year ago

Worcester

"i just googled out of interest

shoplifting is on a decline over last 10 years

so why have the prices not been reduced????

You will find that it's no longer reported as a crime.

The big chains have taken a civil action now do it will make it look like it has fallen on paper but its increasing year on year along with staff shrinkage.

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman over a year ago

The Town by The Cross

They looked like right scrotes high on gear, what would you have done?"

Well done. It's comforting to know that there are decent minded people like you out there.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Some people really buy into their idea of a gangsta's paradise

It's a big world out there. Try exploring it

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple over a year ago

Basingstoke

"Some people really buy into their idea of a gangsta's paradise

It's a big world out there. Try exploring it

Fun fact: the biggest consumers of rap music are middle class white males.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I did fancy Michelle Pfeiffer

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I'd of offerd them a tenner for it

I'd have offered a fiver.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I'd of offerd them a tenner for it

I'd have offered a fiver."

Does your local supermarket know you as erectjim? If so get a bottle of Grey goose and you may save yourself a couple of bob

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By *ENGUYMan over a year ago

Hull

As an ex Store Detective, I'd have advised store security about him straight off.

Shoplifters add costs to your everyday goods as retailers don't absorb that, but add it on to shoppers!

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman over a year ago

The Town by The Cross

"As an ex Store Detective, I'd have advised store security about him straight off.

Shoplifters add costs to your everyday goods as retailers don't absorb that, but add it on to shoppers!

Please. It's such a weak argument. A shop OWNER rips me off to a far greater extent than a shoplifter.

I get what you are saying but I took the red pill so many years ago.

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman over a year ago

The Town by The Cross

P.S. Children I don't condone shoplifting. Don't try it at home now.

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By *icky_tvLondonTV/TS over a year ago

london

'Grassing' is the keystone of civilisation

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By *2000ManMan over a year ago

Worthing

Heard something similar in a couple of other shops. Maybe in case the shoplifters fall in the chase and get hurt! ffs

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Remember

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

It's stealing.

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