Toxic parents defend a thieving son-in-law, but his brother-in-law refuses to let him return to his house after catching him "borrowing" money without permission: ‘He stole from me’

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• Thieves have a way of backpedalling when they get caught red-handed. Ashamed at their ineffective stealth, they save face by being indignant instead. As shameful as it is, the entire family backed the wrong guy in this next story, defending the thief and berating the man he stole from. As if the guy who got robbed was in the wrong for banishing the guy who stole from him… 

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