8mo ago

Don't care what the reason is.

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Shit if they're stealing a TV from major corporate retailer that has pushed out all the local competition: I didn't see that shit, either.
Oh and people who need baby formula from Walmart: The locks used on those cabinets use a universal key. Obtain one and even if they lock up the baby formula, you can still get it. Even if you intend to pay, it's a time saver if your Walmart is like mine and nobody ever shows up to assist you at the locked cabinets.
- The health and baby stuff sections are like "am I even in the same store?"
- Obtain one, simple
- Ahh yes moral licensing. The finest of ethical theories...
  
  The rest of us proceed forward, and you are ignored, as usual. 😎
  
  When there are no real arguments to support your dribble 🙄😬
  
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- You think you're hurting the corporation, but you're hurting its employees. If a location becomes unprofitable because of too much theft, it just closes, and now all those people are out of a job because of entitled thieves' greed.
  Also, the formula is locked up because people steal it to turn a profit fencing it, not to feed anyone who needs it out of the goodness of their heart.
  
  Those people being out of a job could very well be a blessing in disguise. If you work in retail long enough, you know what this means.
  
  Oh yeah, I agree. Those "jobs" they provide are burden on the taxpayers, as well as driving out small businesses.
  
  Those people being out of a job could very well be a blessing in disguise.
  I'd bet anything you don't have the guts to say this horseshit to one of their faces.
  
  He doesn't have to. I worked in retail before and I felt like celebrating after I quit.
  
  It's not the thieves fault that people need to sell their soul to a corporation to live.
  
  But it is the thieves fault when shrinkage causes them to have no job at all. Prioritizing your selfish, greedy desire to steal over their well-being is all you're doing, and it's reprehensible.

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