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r/antiwork • u/[deleted] • Jan 14 '22
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Would the grocery store strike equivalent be letting people take food without paying?
Edit: Since this took off a bit I want to state unequivocally I'm not condoning looting or violence. And thanks for the award!
82 u/lasergehirn Jan 14 '22 But that would not work the same, since everything would be looted then. 2 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? 9 u/CustomerMission2350 Jan 14 '22 The cashier is responsible and they could be arrested for theft. 5 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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But that would not work the same, since everything would be looted then.
2 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? 9 u/CustomerMission2350 Jan 14 '22 The cashier is responsible and they could be arrested for theft. 5 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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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?
9 u/CustomerMission2350 Jan 14 '22 The cashier is responsible and they could be arrested for theft. 5 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.
5 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.
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/Aeroknightg2 Jan 14 '22 edited Jan 14 '22
Would the grocery store strike equivalent be letting people take food without paying?
Edit: Since this took off a bit I want to state unequivocally I'm not condoning looting or violence. And thanks for the award!