Comments by "Bacon Overlord" (@baconoverlord7982) on "Woman Says Store Accused Her of Stealing After Using Self-Checkout" video.

  1. Duh. Did you have a point?
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  2. How so? It's.. literally still theft. If you can't listen for a simple beep while you're scanning stuff then don't use the self checkout.
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  3. They.. do.. You just heard a story about it in this video, lol. Duh?
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  4. "law abiding citizen" and theft ... might be a bit of an "apples to oranges" type of thing.
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  5.  @Rushinator1  A law abiding citizen wouldn't break the law to begin with.
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  6. Then your LP wasn't doing their jobs.
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  7.  @retroguy9494  You: 'she didn't steal' Also you: 'she just didn't pay for something and was leaving the store with it' Yeah... idiotic.
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  8.  @denisewhitfield8843  Was that in the video? Odd....
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  9. Nice whataboutism.
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  10.  @justinjjoachin448  "forgetting to scan a bag of candy"... that's called "theft", genius.
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  11.  @WhzESjngzie-1988  "Stealing focuses on the intent to steal, while theft deals with the actual taking of property. Stealing deals only in commercial establishments, while theft deals with the general appropriation of someone else’s property." Anything else?
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  12.  @CrizzyEyes  Aww, did she offer to pay after she got caught like every other thief ever?
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  13.  @hogant.551  Uhh.. throwing it out isn't illegal. You do understand that's the difference, right?
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  14.  @woopsserg  So she wasn't charged with theft? Oh, right... she was. Because she committed theft. That's.. generally how you get charged with theft.
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  15. It's theft... Plain and simple. If you don't want to be arrested for stealing things then don't steal them. It's... not hard to figure that out.
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  16.  @calvin394  So, wait.. you're trying to blame the store because someone stole stuff? Seriously?!?!
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  17.  @prometheusvenom7189  "She didn't steal it" So, she paid for it? No. So, she stole it.
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  18.  @prometheusvenom7189  It's a fact, actually. If you leave the store with goods you didn't buy, then they are stolen. Period. By definition. There's no argument.
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  19.  @prometheusvenom7189  It's not called "motive", this isn't a violent crime, lol. Stop, really. Intent is what it's called in non violent crimes and it's almost impossible to prove in court... like I said. And since you can't prove it, the judge will likely dismiss the charges... like I said. Apparently you have nothing else to add.
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  20.  @prometheusvenom7189  Guy, you don't know the difference between motive and intent. Stop, lol. You're just embarrassing yourself.
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  21.  @prometheusvenom7189  The people commenting on here don't like that laws are laws and people need to be accountable for their own actions. That's just how it works when you're an adult.
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  22. 'I didn't steal' Except.. you did.
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  23. Did you SEE him accuse her of theft or do you think she probably got unhinged because he was checking her bags?
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  24.  @SirReginald.  "They definitely accused her". Where? Why was there no video of it? They clearly accused the first woman. Think for yourself for a change.
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  25.  @hogant.551  No.. I don't. Plus, I don't care. We're talking about the legality... which was the issue in the video.
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  26. Yeah, that's called reasonable suspicion. That's their job.
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  27. And you have the option to go get in line with a check out clerk.
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  28.  @hypnofaith1027  The question was asked about if they do this to actual thieves and there were ACTUAL thieves in this video... try reading what someone is responding to before you chime in next time.
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  29.  @Devsord637  So... you're saying she didn't walk out with merchandize she didn't pay for? Because, you'd be lying....
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  30. It's.. theft. If you aren't checking to make sure you're scanning everything then you're more likely to make a mistake... make sure you do it correctly or suffer the consequences which is being arrested for theft. Period. Because, why? IT IS THEFT... by every definition of the word.
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  31.  @retroguy9494  No, doorknob.. you need to make sure you hear the "beep" every time you scan something. Is that really that difficult?
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  32.  @PorkShark  LoL "chargeback". Good luck with that when they haul you to jail for that one if your credit card company even entertains that nonsense.
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  33. So... she stole something and you're saying the STORE is at fault?? LoL... wow. Democrat detected.
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  34.  @LiqqaRoni-cx3tx  How, in your little mind do you think she was wrongfully terminated when she stole from the business? Think before you type.
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  35.  @retroguy9494  Why would someone steal anything? Intent isn't the issue because it has zero bearing on the situation. The fact is: Walking out with the store's property without paying for it is theft. No matter how it happens.
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  36.  @sarahs9228  She didn't pay for something that didn't belong to her regardless of whether or not it was intended. That's still theft. And sticking up for criminals while blaming the police is 100% a Democrat thing.
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  37.  @jacklow9611  LoL... you know I'm right. And thanks, but I"m not a "magat" or whatever you Democrats try to call intelligent people. I'm just a republican.
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  38.  @jacklow9611  You mean making posts containing indisputable facts that make Democrats like you so angsty that you try to talk about ANYTHING ELSE but the issue at-hand? That kind of thing?
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  39. She wasn't FALSELY ACCUSED if she had stuff in her cart she didn't pay for. That's theft. Period.
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  40. Hey, hero... you go ahead and try to stop 30 black people looting a store. See how that works out for you.
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  41.  @prometheusvenom7189  Not even slightly. There's no way to prove intent in a court of law so they likely would drop the charges, but it's theft by definition.
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  42.  @woopsserg  Yes, for theft.
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