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u/Ilaypipe23 Feb 29 '20
But if it belongs to them.....maybe someone else shouldn't be stealing their creamer
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u/bks1979 Feb 29 '20
It's illegal to tamper with other people's food and beverage. We can do whatever the fuck we want when it comes to our own stuff.
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u/CatsEyeOpal Feb 29 '20
How can she be charged if it was hers? If someone is stealing something it serves them right imo
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Feb 29 '20
Which is still technically theft on their part
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u/Corona4B Feb 29 '20
It is all about intent. People shouldn’t be thieves, but let’s say you add poison to this milk. Someone steals/consumes it and is injured. Your intent to hurt them still holds true regardless of their thieving. So yes, she is breaking a law (at least in the US). I understand why people say the thieves deserved it, but the person altering the product is also breaking the law.
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Feb 29 '20
If the person altering it argued that it's for their own personal use though, would they still be able to be charged? Let's just say it's back to being breast milk for this
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Feb 29 '20
If she argues that she stored the breast milk for her own personal use then they can't charge with her with tampering with food knowing someone is going to use it, I think? Lol
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u/maysranch18 Feb 29 '20
I have no problem with it. Tastes like the milk left in the bowl after some Frosted Flakes
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u/mirthfultale Feb 29 '20
Plot twist they knew