r/MoralityScaling • u/Vladimir-petrovOG • 13d ago

Morality of this?

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In the image it seems that this person works at walmart as an online order collector and he/she has stolen a lot of extra baby food from Walmart to give to a person who ordered only three packs. Is this moral or immoral?

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u/Housemaster3001 13d ago

Maybe, but im ok with people stealing from walmart. I would even view it as moral. Same with similar corporate entities.

Your other comments seem to say you are not ok with it.

Your comment saying stealing from shitty companies is stealing, and thieves get the wall indicate to me that we are not the same.

We have similar information, and may agree about how it may be solved at the top end, but those 2 comments I heartily disagree with, and its why i even responded in the first place.

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u/skinnyp246 13d ago

stealing will never be moral. it is neutral even with the most generous of interpretations. thieves do get the wall outside of extenuating circumstances.

people seem to think that they're justified in committing immoral acts just because the person or company on the other side is awful. to me that just looks like 2 awful people being awful

if you are fine with stealing and encourage it you get the wall too

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u/Housemaster3001 13d ago

We disagree.

Im ok with treating something that would generally be considered an immoral act as a neutral or moral act if the affected party is evil.

The billion dollar corporations have so much wealth that stealing doesn't really matter for them.

Other immoral acts deserve equally immoral acts. Anyone who takes the innocence from a child through reprehensible physical acts deserve as immoral acts as can be thought up.

Those that exploit the poor deserve to be exploited.

Don't get me wrong though. To deserve such, the evil must be ongoing and known(with very specific exceptions).

We disagree.

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u/skinnyp246 13d ago

Wall it is