Stolen Mesopotamian tablet acquired by Hobby Lobby finally going back to Iraq

[vienna]

Hobby Lobby's owners have been repeatedly caught with stolen and or illegally acquired artifacts; time after time they have either had to return the items to their rightful place or have had to not only return the items and pay pay heavy fines; it would seem, given the very high amounts they paid for the ill-gotten items originally and the added costs to return them, that they would have have learned it would be cheaper to just make legit purchases in the first place...

For self-described devout, God-fearing Christians, the Hobby Lobby owners seem t have glossed over that whole "Thou shalt not steal" Commandment...




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[3catcircus]

Originally Posted by vienna

Hobby Lobby's owners have been repeatedly caught with stolen and or illegally acquired artifacts; time after time they have either had to return the items to their rightful place or have had to not only return the items and pay pay heavy fines; it would seem, given the very high amounts they paid for the ill-gotten items originally and the added costs to return them, that they would have have learned it would be cheaper to just make legit purchases in the first place...

For self-described devout, God-fearing Christians, the Hobby Lobby owners seem t have glossed over that whole "Thou shalt not steal" Commandment...




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It's not streaming if you're the buyer. The seller might still be a thief.

[vienna]

Um, no, its not streaming, but it is stealing...


By law, if you knowingly receive stolen property, it is a form of theft in that it is an act of encouragement of the initial theft, and, if the theft was made at the behest of the receiver, it is elevated to actual participation in the theft in the form of criminal conspiracy to commit theft, even if the receiver did not actually commit the physical theft; Hobby Lobby has been known to have 'contracted' for the theft of specific artifacts to fulfill their collections' needs...


...and, morally and as 'devout' Christians, it would abhorrent to benefit from the spoils of any crime, transgression, or sin; at all levels, legally and morally, and in observance of self-espoused religious adherence, Hobby Lobby's owners are very woefully lacking...


...makes one wonder as to their fate when they must answer to a "higher authority...




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[Rockstar]

Originally Posted by vienna

Um, no, its not streaming, but it is stealing...


By law, if you knowingly receive stolen property, it is a form of theft in that it is an act of encouragement of the initial theft, and, if the theft was made at the behest of the receiver, it is elevated to actual participation in the theft in the form of criminal conspiracy to commit theft, even if the receiver did not actually commit the physical theft; Hobby Lobby has been known to have 'contracted' for the theft of specific artifacts to fulfill their collections' needs...


...and, morally and as 'devout' Christians, it would abhorrent to benefit from the spoils of any crime, transgression, or sin; at all levels, legally and morally, and in observance of self-espoused religious adherence, Hobby Lobby's owners are very woefully lacking...


...makes one wonder as to their fate when they must answer to a "higher authority...




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Sin isn’t the fault of the believer it’s the fault of the flesh. They don’t have to answer because of a certain human sacrifice covered them. There is no need to learn from your mistakes, no need to accept responsibility. Just go get forgiven on Sundays and continue on doing whatever it was they were doing Monday

[vienna]

Admit it...


...you was the life coach for Trump...




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