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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
CMV: it is never okay to steal.

I know, this sounds pretty ridiculous. However, I don't believe it's too much of an unpopular opinion. I'm here to see if I can be swayed, or even just understand the topic from a pro-stealing type of view.

Many young people I know (17-21) enjoy stealing from department stores. I.E: Walmart, Target, whatever... they say that they would never steal from a one (or two) off chain, but multi-million dollar companies are free game. I don't really understand this. 

I know that stealing a Chapstick from the dollar store won't necessarily get someone fired, but *it might*.  Unless you've worked at said store, you have no idea what the chain of command is like. I'm thinking about this more recently, because a forum that I frequent has had an influx of people stealing.. certain items. (Or, at least, claiming to steal.) the threads always have people congratulating each other on getting away with it, which really disturbs me, if I'm being honest. 

I just don't really understand why it's alright. I stole a candy bar, once, out of peer pressure, and it still bothers me to this day. 
 
Edit:: I do believe that if you're being denied a basic human right (I.e not enough food/healthcare) it is morally okay to do so. 

So, Reddit, why is it okay to steal, sometimes?
gpt
What is your opinion on pirating media that is not, and probably never will be, available in your country? Many Eastern Euro, African, and some Asian nations get next to nothing when it comes to legal media distribution, but if you go online in those countries you can be inundated with nothing but talk about GoT or whatever the new hot show is. 

Is it OK for them to pirate that content if they would never have the opportunity to watch it legally?