I see that many people tell their stories about how they stole money from their parents, unfortunately, I also had one time where I stole some money from my stepfather. I was young and hated him because he communicated with me in a rude manner, and then one day I saw his jacket, I had this thought spontaneously and before that I had not thought about it. There were several bills in the inside pocket of this jacket and I took one because I thought he wouldn’t notice. He really didn’t notice, but if the opposite happened, he could beat me for it, so it was very risky. After that, I lost this money on slots and very quickly.
Now I understand that this shouldn’t have been done, because karma returned to me and now I noticed how my mother stole money from my jacket to go and buy myself a drink and this made me very angry. It turned out that it came back to me like a boomerang.
Man, I honestly do not know what is the culture in your country or which ever part of the world you are from, but courtesy has it that, saying your mother stole from you (and even doing that in public) is a total disregard and disrespect for your mum, and with all due respect, soemthing you should be ashamed of.
In the part of the world where I come from, mothers do not steal from their child, they never can steal from their child, they can only take, with or without their child's permission.
Your mother taking some money from your jacket isnt stealing, she has that right to take money from her son's jacket, and before you called or referred to this as stealing, did you bother to think the possibility that she was going to tell you she took money from your jacket and bought a drink for herself, but she forgot?
Man, never refer to your mother as a thief, not even within yourself, let alone, referring to her as a thief in public space, its a totally shameful thing to do, and a very bad behavior.
Your mother has the right to take from you whatever she needs, she can give you that courtesy of telling you, but if she doesn't probably because she forgot to, still respect her regardless, a mother does not steal from her own son.