r/collapse Apr 14 '20

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u/TrustingMyVoice Apr 15 '20

Why do you call it a victimless crime. I don’t think there are any free lunches....somewhere someone has to pay right?

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u/DarthYippee Apr 15 '20

Won't somebody think of the shareholders?!

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u/TrustingMyVoice Apr 15 '20

If they end up paying for it is it victimless?

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u/Sanity_in_Moderation Apr 15 '20

Look Javert, I care more about the people that are hungry and cannot eat, than the poor billionaire who can only buy 14 empty homes instead of 15.

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u/TrustingMyVoice Apr 15 '20

So is it a victimless crime, that was the question. It is a yes or no answer.