How about if you take the "innocent child" scenario out of it. Is it really that aggressive of a stance? What punishment would be reasonable if you compare it to speeding or parking illegally? You could argue that speeding and parking tickets are not reasonable because your speeding didn't cost anybody anything, and your parking only lost the city/impark the $3/hour or whatever it is now.
The content of the letter looks fine. It is menacing enough to scare those who are less knowledgeable and maybe more prone to shoplifting at a Zellers.
I don't know why people are dissing Zellers though, at least its not Walmart.
|