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Sometimes there is a middle ground even if by the slimmest of margin. Sometimes there isn't. Some things are black and white. Did you pay for the item or did you steal the item? That is an either or question. There is nothing in between. As humans sometimes we can understand the motivations and even be willing to forgive things but in the end either you did steal something or you didn't.

As a very young child a friend and I got on the bread truck and each took a jaw breaker or piece of bubble gum. My mom and the breadman saw our little caper. Yes, in the early 50's the bakery and local dairy would send out trucks in to the neighborhoods to go door to door to sell their products. Moms were almost always at home back then. The breadman was willing to forgive me. I was just a 5 year old kid. He didn't care. My mom sure did. After my friend and I returned from running off after our heist she took me in the house to have that motherly talk about right and wrong, then like a leopard she turned and tanned my ass pretty good.

Funny, I haven't thought about that in a very long time.

You see, in the first post we were in agreement that if someone had no food and were hungry it's understandable and wouldn't prosecute the thief under those circumstances even though you brought up the merchant and the "after 100 times" example. Now you bring up an example which has nothing at all to do with that. Which I appreciate because it was you yourself who just pointed out that most of the time stealing food or anything else isn't usually a matter of "need" like someone who is hungry. Out of that "100 times" it would be very few people actually stealing food because they had no food and were hungry. I have no idea why you do that.

Former Republican and staunch capitalist David Jolly wins Democrat nomination for Florida governor.

dumbest thing I have heard in months...

In a Republican-leaning state, sending an extreme-left candidate only serves to have the state lean a little more to the right when all is said and done.

In that case you haven't been paying attention to a word trump has said in months.

That's exactly what will happen in state like Florida if that's even possible. As of now according to registered voter information Florida has just slightly less than 1.5 million more registered Republican voters than Democrats. So it isn't just a "Republican-leaning state". In actuality considering those numbers it's pretty much sold red with a few Democrat strongholds which were extremely watered down by redistricting.

https://dos.fl.gov/elections/data-s...voter-registration-by-party-affiliation/

The Democrat nominee for Florida governor is David Jolly. He won with an overwhelming 61% of the vote over his other opponents with his closest opponent receiving just 15.1% of the vote. He is a former Republican who actually stated that he is a capitalist that he does not agree with or support the DSA platform.