I know people who are shoplifting for “fun” or for “the thrill”. They don’t even care about the items and they definitely don’t care about the shop owner. They just do it when they see the chances.
But who are we to judge when shoplifting is appropriate or not? Also, if you are shoplifting to spite the capitalist system, you are doing society a favor. If you are shoplifting in a small self-owned store that is struggling itself, this would be less than ideal. But all other large corporate-owned shops are ethically OK to shoplift imo.
I know people who are shoplifting for “fun” or for “the thrill”. They don’t even care about the items and they definitely don’t care about the shop owner. They just do it when they see the chances.
Unless it’s a small business, I don’t care about the shop owner, either.
Won’t anyone think of the shareholders!
Many will, but I won’t be among them!
But who are we to judge when shoplifting is appropriate or not? Also, if you are shoplifting to spite the capitalist system, you are doing society a favor. If you are shoplifting in a small self-owned store that is struggling itself, this would be less than ideal. But all other large corporate-owned shops are ethically OK to shoplift imo.
Seems like that’s the whole post.
Yes, but the person I was commenting on judged people who were shoplifting for “fun”
Gas Station Encounters is a great channel to see shoplifters in action.
Some people are just… lmao
I sleep outside just because sometimes. So anyways homeless people don’t exist right?