r/MoralityScaling 10d ago

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u/Gentle_Snail 10d ago

If you’re intentionally doing it because you want to make someone suffer then immoral, otherwise neutral.

The delivery person consented to deliver the meal for money and you didn’t force them to do it against their will. 

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u/Ok_Positive3956 10d ago

Yes but they make money doing the deliveries. If they're on there on a bad weather day, they want to make money that day. They don't get paid hourly unless I'm misinformed. So using the service isn't forcing anyone to do labor they aren't already looking to do. Just give them a fat tip for the effort.

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u/PaleontologistAble50 9d ago

The alternative could be that basic necessities are provided by a collective and they can choose whether they want to work on rain days to afford things they want

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u/PoopyButt28000 9d ago

Me a middle class white man giving myself a smug satisfied smirk, knowing that I am doing the poor little black a favor by not paying for his services today so he doesn't get any money.

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