What are the reasons why college students steal takeout?

There are frequent takeout incidents every year, and thieves caught stealing takeout are always treated leniently. After all, we have to forgive others. I have never dared to speculate on our college students with the worst malice. However, I was furious because I kept on teaching. Even if the people who used to steal takeout have quit, a new generation will jump out and carry the banner of stealing. After all, what scholars do is not stealing. Stealing takeout has ravaged major campuses and has become a bad social atmosphere. We promise not to take the lead in using public opinion. But at this time, shouldn't we use the power of public opinion?

Legally speaking, it is illegal to steal takeout, which is likely to violate the relevant public security regulations. In this regard, stealing takeout is illegal and constitutes a crime. Although the value of take-away is not much, if it is large in quantity and stolen many times, it will easily constitute theft. Therefore, don't think that there is nothing just because the takeaway value is not high. Anything of low value, once it does not belong to us, then we should not covet it.

Law is written morality, and morality is internal law. Where the law is not particularly good at regulating people, the role of morality is reflected. Don't mention cyber violence to me. We don't need to defend such people. He did this behavior without considering the possible consequences. It is precisely because of our tolerance for them again and again that they will cross the bottom line of the law again and again.

I've heard and seen too many examples of being given a big demerit or even dropping out of school for stealing takeout food. If it is discovered, it will really lose the right of university communication for four years, the finger pointing of people around it, the contempt on campus online and cyber violence. These consequences, I don't know what people who steal take-out, cost so much, but they get take-out of 10 yuan. If you put yourself in your shoes, people around you will criticize you all the time every day. Many college students are already under great psychological pressure. Coupled with these experiences, they dropped out of school, accused and despised, so I also heard that too many students finally chose to jump off the building.