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To: grundle

I’m guessing there will be a domino affect here. Some poor slob is standing in line to pay for his items. And he sees other folks walking out of the store without paying.

Maybe that poor slob is morally weak. So maybe he starts to think about walking out without paying too.


19 posted on 01/27/2022 6:43:28 AM PST by Leaning Right (The steal is real.)
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To: Leaning Right

Quiz: 10 people are shoplifting and 9 are black and one is white. A cop shows up and can only get one, so which one does he nab first?


24 posted on 01/27/2022 6:45:23 AM PST by central_va (I won't be reconstructed and I do not give a damn...)
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To: Leaning Right

At the very least the poor slob should realize that factored into the price he is paying is the cost of the stolen goods.

We will always have segregation in the country (along class lines, if not racial) as long as normals expect people to pay for stuff and the Red mutants believe they are entitled to it.


50 posted on 01/27/2022 7:04:02 AM PST by kearnyirish2 (Affirmative action is economic warfare against white males (and therefore white families).)
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To: Leaning Right
“Maybe that poor slob is morally weak. So maybe he starts to think about walking out without paying too.”

If Target, or some other Woke company, encourages lawlessness and store policy is to let people take things without paying, then is it really stealing?

Taking things without paying is definitely hurting your neighbor through higher prices but if store owner policy is to normalize the taking, then I expect it to happen.

60 posted on 01/27/2022 7:19:15 AM PST by jeffersondem
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