[IPL5] Naniwa's Kit Stolen - Page 2

On December 03 2012 00:45 Dbla08 wrote:
some people without any guiding ethics *cough*msr*cough* are full of shit, that's a cop out to not care about people's stuff and i'm willing to bet those people haven't ever had something valuable stolen from them. if you set something down, turn to sign something, and turn back and you're shit's gone, that's just people being thieves and it's not justifiable. on a side note, i agree with the very archaic way of dealing with thieves, cut their hands off.

On December 03 2012 00:40 foxj wrote:

It's normal ethics, because you were careless and didn't take care of your own stuffs, it will be considered as your fault first. Maybe it's normal for Asian but Westerner.

edit: Hope they will find out who has stolen them ~~

On December 03 2012 00:51 BlueLanterna wrote:


XD "normal" ethics is not blaming a victim when something bad has happened to them like a theft, you don't know of any of the specific circumstances and you're making stupid assumptions.

On December 03 2012 00:13 Al Bundy wrote:
Not sure if it deserves a thread but hey what do I know

On December 03 2012 00:54 -Kyo- wrote:


Yeah, I don't think you have any clue of ethical theory if you think it's "normal" for the victim to be the person at fault. I can't think of a single ethics viewpoint that paints a victim at fault. What you're claiming is synonymous to Fox news claiming that the person who got raped was asking to get raped for x reason. Which makes zero sense because regardless of the means to which the rape occurred... the person was still raped.. The word itself is literally victimization. Being stolen from literally means you are the victim and hence it cannot be your fault. I mean, unless you want to change the linguistics and connotations to words your argument seems pretty illogical.

That all said, hopefully he does get his stuff back. It can be really troublesome to deal with this sort of thing in a pressured environment, especially when the other sets for WC are tonight. ;~;

On December 03 2012 00:45 Dbla08 wrote:
some people without any guiding ethics *cough*msr*cough* are full of shit, that's a cop out to not care about people's stuff and i'm willing to bet those people haven't ever had something valuable stolen from them. if you set something down, turn to sign something, and turn back and you're shit's gone, that's just people being thieves and it's not justifiable. on a side note, i agree with the very archaic way of dealing with thieves, cut their hands off.

On December 03 2012 00:54 -Kyo- wrote:
Being stolen from literally means you are the victim and hence it cannot be your fault.

On December 03 2012 00:56 dde wrote:
rape and lost property that can easily be protected is totally different. If he kept him with him no one coulda stole it i think thats what he meant.

On December 03 2012 00:53 HeeroFX wrote:




it really doesn't but Naniwa is one my favorite protoss players.

On December 03 2012 00:53 S_SienZ wrote:

Isn't assuming it was a theft equally presumptive? How many of us here were actually there?

On December 03 2012 00:51 BlueLanterna wrote:


XD "normal" ethics is not blaming a victim when something bad has happened to them like a theft, you don't know of any of the specific circumstances and you're making stupid assumptions.

On December 03 2012 00:15 YosHGo wrote:
Now thats rly awful... However back in the day i always kept my bag with gear on me, exactly for this reason. I think this was some hater of naniwa who didnt even care about the equipment, he just wanted to fuck over with naniwa... Sounds like redditors did it :D

On December 03 2012 01:07 Mikau wrote:

Naniwa himself said it was stolen. How is taking the word of someone who actually was there presumptive?