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From: wcl@hjuxa.UUCP (Bill Loeffler)
Newsgroups: net.singles,net.women
Subject: Re: Honesty (New Subject?)
Message-ID: <377@hjuxa.UUCP>
Date: Sat, 1-Mar-86 13:59:47 EST
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Posted: Sat Mar  1 13:59:47 1986
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In article <2444@sdcc6.UUCP>, kemasa@sdcc6.UUCP (kemasa) writes:
> Dear netusers,
> 
>      I have a question for you,  and  also  a  new  subject.   If
> someone  commits  a crime at what point do you turn them in or do
> you?  Meaning if they are a friend, just someone you  know,  etc.
> and  based on what they did hurt someone, stole money (0-100,100-
> 1000,1k-10k,etc), etc.  I would prefer  not  to  have  to  report
> someone,  hoping that the person would never do such a thing, but
> I doubt that will ever happen.

My opinion is that I would not turn in a friend for any crime
that did not have some "direct" affect upon me. Sure, how that
person is looked at as a friend in the future would be an issue.

In cases other than "friends", I'm not really sure. I once learned
in high school: "A man that rats on another man, is a dead man".

-- 
Bill Loeffler
Digital Equipment Corp., Holmdel NJ 07733
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