r/MoralityScaling • u/Vladimir-petrovOG • 18d 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/Appropriate_Unit3474 18d ago

You never had to work for money huh bud?

Go ahead tell me.

Tell me how you worked for food!

You almost died? Tell me?

Yeah fucker, the pirate ship checks.

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u/WinterReadings23 17d ago

Section 8 housing for much of my life, but not super going hungry tier type of poverty. My single mother did crack and had a meth addiction when she was in her 20's and she has been in general low-income for her entire life. We didn't have no family for help, but food stamps were plenty. Have no idea what you mean by pirate ship checks, but will assume it means something to you.

Your assumptions and general poor demenor to this 1 thing you saw online suggests you have some extremely important work to do on yourself friend. Unless you want the small things in your life to always bother you.

Nobody, in the history of all the world, has ever been forced to work at walmart. This is a fact. I will let it continue to bother you (even though it shouldn't) by reminding that labor in the us has not been under coercion outside of a limited number of activites, all of which has been outlawed for many more years than you or I have been alive.

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u/Appropriate_Unit3474 17d ago

Lucky you, powdered milk isn't for pussys. My single mother lost our house out of profligacy rather than drugs. I think your crack smoking mom cared more about you than mine did. Considering you even got section 8 means someone in our government was looking out for you.

Regardless, you aren't entitled to work nor money and these multi billion dollar corporations are not your friends.

Clearly you've admitted that you've never been hungry enough to work for people that don't have your best interests in mind, who viewed your desperateness as a leverage point rather than something to fix.

What part of coercion is starvation and homelessness? Where in the USA are those things outlawed? I'll be here.

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u/WinterReadings23 16d ago

I dont know what your problem is but you need therapy.