I never shoplifted, not even as a kid. I work in a store now and have to watch out for that sort of thing.

Yeah, I type very fast, residue stuff from grad school and mostly Mavis Beacon.

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It's all about the touch, I used to practice and even worked for a year or so with a bandanna covering my hands on the keyboard, if you look, you lose.

One of the interesting moral concepts of right and wrong is how right or wrong something is.  Stealing candy bars versus stealing money from the open cash box. Then stealing a purse from the handbag, from where next. People can 'justify' their behaviour with often increasing levels of sophistication. 'It wasn't my fault I stole the, money, purse etc, it was their fault for tempting me. They should have closed the till or handbag.

It moves through life in an insidious manner. Yes I sort of forced her to hold my penis but she was OK with it, girls expect their guy to be pushy. Well she cannot say no when I'm desperate and I bought her the movie ticket.  She looked so good she turned me on. I just needed relief, it didn't really hurt her. She was drunk, who cares it was her fault. No that's not rape, god I'd never rape someone.

I was only 10km over the limit. They shouldn't have stepped off the curb. Silly b*****r put their brakes on too early. They lost control so I hit them.

We had a few drinks and this guy looked at me wrong, so I sucker punched him. I didn't mean to kill him, it was his fault for looking at me.

Humans can justify almost anything. We have Governments who now justify murder because the person is a terrorist. Strangely the terrorist justify's random murder because of the politics of the country.

God is on the side who wins.

Sorry but I have built my personal beliefs on self respect and respect for others. I have sinned, mea culpa, but I also know the difference in right and wrong, and stealing a candy bar is wrong, just the same as rape, murder and theft is wrong.  And we can desensitise people by saying that there  is a little wrong and a big wrong. No, there is just right and wrong.

Never. Once I exploited a online banking error to buy a game on the internet for "free", but at the next day I was so depressed that I bought it for real.

NO. NEVER. My conscience could never do it. The guilt from stealing would always overwhelm me. Recently, I discovered I hadn't paid for something as I was getting into my car from some shopping. I walked back into the shop, into a queue and paid for it.