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No it's not. They have a superior property claim to them than you, just not superior to the store
Technically yes it is it's just like taking someone's spot that they're just about to claim in a parking lot. It's an asshole move but still legal
it will be like destroying someones sand castle on the beach, the sand is not their's, but the effort is.
and so for the groceries cart, they put effort into collecting them in one cart.
I believe there's an episode of "Impractical Jokers" where they see how many items they can take from someone's shopping cart without getting noticed xD
Yeah but they probably confront the "victim" afterwards and have a good laugh.
By your own logic, since they do not own them yet, they are not even another person's…
Just start filling carts and abandoning them to test the theory. My guess is that someone will invite you to a little chat really quick.