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(12-04-2009 6:24 PM)Evan Buxbaum of cnn.com Wrote:  New York (CNN) -- Six months ago, a Long Island convenience store owner turned a would-be robbery into an act of compassion. On Wednesday, the shoplifter made amends with a $50 bill and a thank you letter for saving him from a life of crime.

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Interesting story QG. I'm not sure how I feel about it but it makes one think.

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Wow, I applaud the man for being able to look past his own fear and see the situation the robber was in. It wasn't right for the robber to attempt a robbery, but the store owner really upheld his own values I think. It's not often I hear about religious people actually using their faith to honestly try and help others, rather than simply condemn them unless they believe in their God.

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I guess this proves there is still some good left in the world, very touching story