It's wrong to accept a gift if it's procured by criminal means but not if it's purchased with cash procured by criminal means?
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Not sure what you mean.
shareWhen her father mentions sending her a gift she appears uncomfortable and he reassures her it's not stolen. She seems to be satisfied with this but how does she think he paid for it? Accepting a stolen gift is wrong but accepting a gift bought with stolen money is fine?
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The whole movie is retarded, why would it matter what the characters are like, lol.
shareShe received a gift from her daddy, whom she loved and missed. it's easy to put the blinders on as to the source/origins of the gift.
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Wow talk about not getting the point!
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Yes, i get it. stolen or bought with stolen funds can be viewed as being the same. my point was that yes, she had a problem with receiving a stolen item but if daddy BOUGHT it for her, that might be okay. If a person wants to find an "out", it's not that hard.
Take your pinche color-coordinated sponsored chingada and take a flying fck
OK like two splits of the same hair? Fine I get your point but she was honest or she wasn't. Either way, in my opinion, she was accepting ill gotten gain.
We have to show the world that not all of us are like him: Henning von Tresckow.
I can't remember her having a compass
shareHer Pop stole her one. Or did he buy it with stolen money? Apparently there's a difference
We have to show the world that not all of us are like him: Henning von Tresckow.
If I recall correctly, they were in front of a jewelry store when he called her. I assume the director wanted us to know that he did pay for it and for us to know that this had come up in conversation previously. We can also assume that it was bought with ill-gotten gain.
I'm sure Stella would know where the money came from but chose to make a distinction between stealing and buying (no matter where the funds came from).
Take your pinche color-coordinated sponsored chingada and take a flying fck
chose to make a distinction between stealing and buying (no matter where the funds came from).Well that's my question answered really. Would you say that accepting a gift you knew was purchased with stolen money was a moral thing to do? It's certainly not a legal thing to do. In the eyes of the law it was stolen; it's a felony to knowingly profit from crime. Stella claimed to be a moral woman on one hand and a few seconds later she compromises that morality by being party to a crime just because daddy didn't steal it but bought it with stolen money. Crime is crime and morals are morals! Neither are a la carte!
Crime is crime and morals are morals! Neither are a la carte!
Believe me I take your point but I think we're just chasing each others tails at this stage. Personally I feel that if Stella can use emotion to justify one crime over another then she doesn't have the moral high ground she professes to have.
It's probably all moot anyway since I would assume she took her share of the Italian job.
We have to show the world that not all of us are like him: Henning von Tresckow.
It's probably all moot anyway since I would assume she took her share of the Italian job.
I said nothing of the sort. Why are you putting words in my mouth? There's NO justification in taking a detour from morality. Maybe you need to check your own.
We have to show the world that not all of us are like him: Henning von Tresckow.
I said nothing of the sort. Why are you putting words in my mouth? There's NO justification in taking a detour from morality. Maybe you need to check your own.
easy there, sparkyMy name is Mikey, it's in my title. Wow If I knew I was talking to a complete retard I wouldn't have bothered. I feel sorry for your two daughters! But I assume they're prostitutes. Anything is better than a life with an immoral father!
Lol. Have a nice day, Sparky
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