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Is Stealing Not Good

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In this story, I will be telling you about stealing, and how it is not good. The punishment of stealing can result to jail and distrust from others. When you steal, you can get LIFE punishment in jail, or even get your life token if you are caught in the act of stealing, and I don’t think you want that to happen. But people think its right because they don’t have to work for what they steal. And because they can’t afford it, they think it’s good to steal and it’s not. Stealing is also not good because when you steal it causes a lot of confusion. And distrust from others to go out without a weapon, or to even let their children walk to the bus stop without their parents. Stealing is not ok, because if you are caught, there are serious

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