Guardian: THERE are a lot of decisions in life that are easier because we know the difference between right and wrong - it's why we wouldn't steal a biscuit from a poor homeless orphan or kick away a pensioner's walking stick as they're about to step on to a pedestrian crossing.
For these reasons, stealing stuff that's not yours or assaulting pensioners (or anyone else for that matter) is considered by the community at large to be ethically or morally wrong as well as being against the law.
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