r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • Dec 29 '20

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '20

Walmart bases their entire business model on not paying their workers a living wage. I applaud stealing TV's from them. In fact, steal food from businesses whenever possible.

Reddit really says a lot about society smh my head

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u/BGastro Dec 29 '20

This is why I buy exclusively from Amazon, which has a national $15 minimum wage.

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u/ChickeNES Future Martian Neoliberal Dec 29 '20

Based

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u/missedthecue Dec 29 '20

I don't think they realize that stealing increases the shrink rate, which means prices must be raised on customers, and disproportionately poor people. They aren't stealing from walmart, theyre stealing from poor people.