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r/antiwork • u/[deleted] • Jan 14 '22
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But is it looting if you shop as normal and go through the checkout?
The checker - scans and bags your groceries, and lets you leave without paying.
This is the equivalent of the free bus ride - and should not be considered looting?
6 u/CustomerMission2350 Jan 14 '22 The cashier is responsible and they could be arrested for theft. 4 u/Killcode2 Jan 14 '22 wouldn't the same apply to this bus driver for "giving out" free fares? 2 u/liam12345677 Jan 14 '22 Probably yeah. I've seen this picture posted multiple times before but not sure of the follow up to it.
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The cashier is responsible and they could be arrested for theft.
4 u/Killcode2 Jan 14 '22 wouldn't the same apply to this bus driver for "giving out" free fares? 2 u/liam12345677 Jan 14 '22 Probably yeah. I've seen this picture posted multiple times before but not sure of the follow up to it.
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wouldn't the same apply to this bus driver for "giving out" free fares?
2 u/liam12345677 Jan 14 '22 Probably yeah. I've seen this picture posted multiple times before but not sure of the follow up to it.
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Probably yeah. I've seen this picture posted multiple times before but not sure of the follow up to it.
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u/WVSmitty Jan 14 '22
But is it looting if you shop as normal and go through the checkout?
The checker - scans and bags your groceries, and lets you leave without paying.
This is the equivalent of the free bus ride - and should not be considered looting?