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Originally Posted by Benson View Post
See the difference? They still didn't lose a sale, but they lost actual property, so it's theft even without the dubious notion of counting hypothetical sales as stealable property.
I do see the difference, but based on existing law, the dispute is still a rationalization.

When payment is expected, and circumvented, that's considered theft-- hypothetical sales or not.
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