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lemmy.world

Humans being heroes! That’s an act of bravery most adults can’t manage, let alone a young man his age.

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I'd be brave enough but 15 mins on a bicycle, fast chase or normal pace, and my fat old heart will give out.

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Switch the order of events and he gets a sealed Juvenile record and a heroic start to his adult life.

But he was paroled in 2019 - hope he’s good!

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sh.itjust.works

I wouldn't say that. Sounds like he couldn't handle/capitalize on his earlier success.

Just sad.

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Or society doesn't actually reward heroism and your own view of morality doesn't properly recognize the complexity of navigating life in a capitalist hell, one of the two.

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Some woman was so impressed she set up a scholarship fund for the kid, yet he was still so broke he robbed a place for $200 (split between 2 people).

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Ha! No sadness under the story about a literal kidnaping.

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lemmy.world

I think its very simple, track down this boy and make it president when he is a man.

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Steal a couple hundred dollars = years in prison

Steal millions, harm the environment and kill people indirectly = Successfully entrepreneur or politician.

Ethics is more complex my friend. Stealing for necessity is justifiable.

Stealing for pure insane greed should be consider a psicológical disorder and granted reclusion and reeducation.

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