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oneofthe99

(712 posts)

8. theft isn't always wrong

Reply to Android3.14 (Reply #6)

Sat May 17, 2014, 07:39 AM

May 2014

may have been hospitalized or otherwise unavailable

If the person is in a coma from an accident then she saved the dogs life , any other excuse doesn't matter

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How To Rescue Chained Dogs and Practice Nonviolence At the Same Time [View all] xchrom May 2014 OP

I love dog rescue stories!! Inkfreak May 2014 #1

me too xchrom May 2014 #3

A better first step seveneyes May 2014 #2

Assuming the dog was alive when they got there LeftyMom May 2014 #20

Thank you for this, xchrom! Kick!!! Heidi May 2014 #4

HEIDI!11 i'm showing off my new Coiffure today xchrom May 2014 #9

My lands, you're divine!!! Heidi May 2014 #13

How I got my little monster. hobbit709 May 2014 #5

And those people have kids...???? nt Bigmack May 2014 #7

such a punim! xchrom May 2014 #10

Marcy is gorgeous! StarryNite May 2014 #27

Theft is the wrong move among several errors Android3.14 May 2014 #6

theft isn't always wrong oneofthe99 May 2014 #8

Actually, many cities have laws that militate AGAINST having Erich Bloodaxe BSN May 2014 #11

Amy's Peanut is rescued. chervilant May 2014 #14

One: It is agains the law in California Le Taz Hot May 2014 #18

You're literally wrong on every point. LeftyMom May 2014 #19

Peanut says it was a good move. roody May 2014 #30

if that dog was the person's only companion, then they left their only companion to starve to death. magical thyme May 2014 #31

Perhaps Android3.14 May 2014 #32

there is "doing things right" and "doing the right thing." magical thyme May 2014 #33

In Rochester, NY, Habibi May 2014 #12

I keep boltcutters in my trunk for a reason. flvegan May 2014 #15

The word is "glurge" Android3.14 May 2014 #16

What a load of taurine metabolic byproducts. hobbit709 May 2014 #17

Nope Android3.14 May 2014 #21

Possibly. distantearlywarning May 2014 #24

Please don't misunderstand Android3.14 May 2014 #22

I'd take the dog, and then I'd call the police. hunter May 2014 #25

This: CrispyQ May 2014 #28

I do feel theft is generally wrong and a detrimental action within a civilized society. distantearlywarning May 2014 #23

I have no doubt you'd have the courage to rescue a dog. No doubt in my mind. KittyWampus May 2014 #26

My husband & I would surrepticiously capture & have our neighbor's cats spayed & catbyte May 2014 #29