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<p>[QUOTE="cplradar, post: 7929534, member: 108985"]The personal responsibility is only on the thieves. A crime was committed and there is only one victim.</p><p><br /></p><p>By viewing these crimes this way one is not only misplacing the blame, but they are ignoring the preponderance of such victims within the community. Theft of coins is commonplace and most collectors are likewise victimized by substantial coin thefts. It is rampant everywhere to great personal and community loss. By being disingenuous to one victim, it diminishes them all. Regardless of the safeguards coin collectors use, thefts continue to take place because it is condoned. <i>It is unreasonable and dishonest to believe that collectors can protect themselves if they are diligent enough and manly enough. </i> Aside from the fact that coin theft, every time, is a crime, it is not reasonable to expect collectors to be so relentlessly diligent. That is beyond human ability. And collecting is a hobby and a joy, not a dreaded burden. The protection of personal property is everyone's responsibility. It is not taken seriously enough, and the numbers bare that out.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="cplradar, post: 7929534, member: 108985"]The personal responsibility is only on the thieves. A crime was committed and there is only one victim. By viewing these crimes this way one is not only misplacing the blame, but they are ignoring the preponderance of such victims within the community. Theft of coins is commonplace and most collectors are likewise victimized by substantial coin thefts. It is rampant everywhere to great personal and community loss. By being disingenuous to one victim, it diminishes them all. Regardless of the safeguards coin collectors use, thefts continue to take place because it is condoned. [I]It is unreasonable and dishonest to believe that collectors can protect themselves if they are diligent enough and manly enough. [/I] Aside from the fact that coin theft, every time, is a crime, it is not reasonable to expect collectors to be so relentlessly diligent. That is beyond human ability. And collecting is a hobby and a joy, not a dreaded burden. The protection of personal property is everyone's responsibility. It is not taken seriously enough, and the numbers bare that out.[/QUOTE]
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