Stealing from stores is not a crime

[Debp]

Yes, that's what she said....I think it's a she, hard to tell these days.   Because Target enslaved her ancestors!  ???

 

[Neighbor]

This kind of street interview benefits us all how?  What is the motivation of this "interviewer? What is the end goal?

 

[Patticats]

5 hours ago, Debp said:

Yes, that's what she said....I think it's a she, hard to tell these days.   Because Target enslaved her ancestors!  ???

 

The mindset of this person is sad. Everyone owes her so it's ok to steal. She is the victim? 

[NConly]

One of my bosses said one cannot solve their problem until they admit they have a problem.

Sad that people will think he/she is the only one in the world that thinks like this.

[Neighbor]

58 minutes ago, Patticats said:

She is the victim? 

Actually yes. In part at least as the victim of one's own making; but what good  is this so called street interview? What does it do but instill deeper, in already set minds, the prejudice against  sets of people by race, creed, or color? Where is the prayer for her? Where is the sharing of the gospel of Jesus with her? 

[enoob57]

Isaiah 5:20 (KJV)

[20] Woe unto them that call evil good, and good evil; that put darkness for light, and light for darkness; that put bitter for sweet, and sweet for bitter!

[21] Woe unto them that are wise in their own eyes, and prudent in their own sight!

[Patticats]

23 minutes ago, enoob57 said:

 

Isaiah 5:20 (KJV)

[20] Woe unto them that call evil good, and good evil; that put darkness for light, and light for darkness; that put bitter for sweet, and sweet for bitter!

[21] Woe unto them that are wise in their own eyes, and prudent in their own sight!

Amen @enoob57 Nothing gives you the right to steal!

[Coruscating]

37 minutes ago, Neighbor said:

Actually yes. In part at least as the victim of one's own making; but what good  is this so called street interview? What does it do but instill deeper, in already set minds, the prejudice against  sets of people by race, creed, or color? Where is the prayer for her? Where is the sharing of the gospel of Jesus with her? 

@Neighbor I like the way you think. How should we see her? With eyes that care about a lost soul, or with eyes that want to protect this world? I also feel a reaction towards inconsequential, selfish people, but then I remember: I have no idea of who I would be without my Lord.

[Neighbor]

17 minutes ago, Coruscating said:

I have no idea of who I would be without my Lord.

Hi and thanks.  I think I know where I would be; if it were not for the steady consistent prayer  of family members  that were faithful in those prayers relying on the faith of Jesus to be all powerful in turning me about from sin against God, to worship of Jesus as my Lord God and savior.

As a ghetto rat from oh so many decades ago,  one of "noncolor" plus of the  wrong  race, and creed to boot in my section of deep ghetto existence, one who has been taken on  the awesome ride of a lifetime without meriting a bit of it, I do think "there but by the grace and everlasting mercy of God go I".  

And so yes I pray for the interviewee in this video, as well as for the interviewer  getting "hits" on his videos to make  money for himself.  I have sympathy and even empathy for those caught up in the mindset of either the interviewee, or the interviewer.

Lord Jesus help, help us all!

 

 

[hishandmaiden]

When it comes to people like that, it is important to remember... that these people are the ways they are because they do not know Jesus Christ. If they had believed and accepted Jesus into their lives and make Him the Lord of their lives, they will be different. How many of us can claim that we are always righteous and never commit a sin in our lives? Before we know Jesus, we are just like the woman in this interview. We are thieves, murderers, liars. It is Christ who changed us, and if Christ can change us, He can change this woman, too. So, let not judge her but pray for her soul's salvation, instead!