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| re: Stealing vs. Taking | |
| Posted by: Singapore/Fling 01:04 am EDT 07/14/18 | |
| In reply to: re: Stealing vs. Taking - BroadwayTonyJ 11:30 pm EDT 07/13/18 | |
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| But that latter transaction is employment, which would be filed under "making", I would think. I can see the idea that Billy doesn't look askance at bumming off of the women he's sleeping with, but still would find it hard to take a loan or free money from someone of a higher social rank than him. |
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| re: Stealing vs. Taking | |
| Posted by: Chromolume 10:34 am EDT 07/14/18 | |
| In reply to: re: Stealing vs. Taking - Singapore/Fling 01:04 am EDT 07/14/18 | |
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| But that latter transaction is employment, which would be filed under "making", I would think. I can see the idea that Billy doesn't look askance at bumming off of the women he's sleeping with... IMO, both the above statements can be referring to Mrs. Mullin. She may be paying him for his work at the carousel, but surely that ain't all...and how are we to know whether that's an honest salary or just an "arrangement" of sorts? I tend to think that where Mrs. M is concerned, he's both making and taking. ;-) |
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| re: Stealing vs. Taking | |
| Posted by: bmc 03:40 pm EDT 07/14/18 | |
| In reply to: re: Stealing vs. Taking - Chromolume 10:34 am EDT 07/14/18 | |
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| Stealing=He knows it is wrong; Taking =he's past right or wrong, he's entitled to it, he'll Just Take it. | |
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