Anonymous #3 1w

Stealing is wrong period. Unless your starving to death if your stealing you are a bad person stop trying to search for content that makes you feel good about your horrible habits

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Anonymous #3 1w

Walmart has stolen hundreds of millions of dollars from their workers and the communities that they operate in. The concern should be directed at them first. source https://violationtracker.goodjobsfirst.org/parent/walmart

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Anonymous #6 1w

🥹

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Anonymous #3 1w

Hit the nail right on the head. Let the dumbass poor people keep fucking up their neighborhoods. Just makes ours look even nicer

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Anonymous #7 1w

I bet you’re fun at parties

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Anonymous OP 1w

Work hard, play hard. I’m a medical student

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Anonymous #7 1w

Same and yet here you are exposing yourself as someone who does not care about/for the underserved… One of the largest crises we face in healthcare today. Oooh you’re so lucky this is anonymous otherwise I’d have a lil chit chat with your dean.

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Anonymous OP 1w

I got to Rutgers medical school and my student ID number is B031876. You think you’re that influential? Let’s see it.

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Anonymous #7 1w

Omg guys I just got expelled 😭😭😭

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Anonymous #7 1w

Ha! Ur funny

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Anonymous #1 1w

Why would you steal anything? You know it’s not just some relaxed rule, legally you cannot steal. Especially high priced items. Yall giving this 93 upvotes is crazy. We’re adults. We’re not in junior high stealing from the gas station anymore. So weird. Grow up.

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Anonymous #1 1w

If it’s a small business and you think it’s overpriced, you just don’t buy things there. You don’t steal the items.

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Anonymous #8 1w

Yes

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Anonymous #2 1w

Yes 8&9

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Anonymous #7 1w

You’re gonna make a terrible medical professional if you stay on this classist bullshit

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Anonymous #8 1w

Illegal ≠ immoral

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Anonymous #12 1w

It is absolutely moral to steal tiny trinkets from pretentious little boutiques that the owners only run as a hobby, not as an income source, and they think they’re “too good” for your neighborhood. Same with souvenir places that already charged 50$ for an hour’s admission. Vampires.

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Anonymous #1 1w

Then let the learn the hard way and go out of business? Them not being a good shop owner or person doesn’t suddenly make stealing any better? Unless they are mistreating workers or causing genuine harm to your community or people (like unethical sourcing like using blood trades or forced labor) you shouldn’t be stealing just because you dislike how they are running their business

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Buddy needs to visit Cape Cod

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Anonymous #13 1w

I guess when we stopped believing in hell

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I’m not attacking small business, I’m attacking all businesses.

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No, I’ve got it all figured out. Stores should stop existing. Money is just paper. Humans just live outside like the other animals do. Complete anarchy. Revert back to monkey.

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Anonymous #4 1w

Stolen from their workers? Last I checked Walmart pays their workers. No one is forcing people to work for Walmart. Also you have little to no understanding of economics if you truly believe mom and pop grocery stores pay their workers better than Walmart. Walmart pays above minimum wage with some benifits because they can afford to often times it’s the small businesses cheating out on pay not Walmart. Walmart doesn’t care when their making 1000s of more sales in one location than small stores

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Anonymous #4 1w

And if you’re going to say that I just explained why Walmart can afford to be stolen from your still stupid. Because that defeats the whole buisness model of Walmart when they’re being stolen from. They lose money they can’t afford to pay their workers better. They can’t sell products as cheap as they would like to. They’re forced to lock up items which has been proven to reduce sells. And than They can’t afford to run their location so they move devastating that community.

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Anonymous #4 1w

Buddy take it from me I grew up in one of the poorest areas in San Diego Ik what destroys communities. Not to mention my father is an economist so I have at least some understanding of the economical implications of what happens when a major fucking center of commerce leaves a fucking community. And I find it funny it’s fucking privileged pricks at Santa Cruz preaching to stealing lil they actually need to

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It’s Expensive in California and I grew up in a nice part of the crappy area. But I still saw that stuff. And he mainly stayed for family reasons. He makes like 350k a year for a medical company called resmed. But it’s not ghetto with people shooting each other, except for the homeless. It’s just a poor area, full of immigrants. And it’s great. So he’s actually a really great economist and went to one of the best schools in America. So yes he knows what he’s talking about.

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Where you grew up doesn’t determine your wealth ice cubes parents were fairly well off college professors but he lived in the most crime ridden area in la (Compton)

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Anonymous #13 1w

When the economy gets bad got to do what you got to do

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Anonymous #13 1w

Imo it’s layered. Like if I see someone stealing some food or something like diapers I wouldn’t bat an eye. But if it’s like a video game or unnecessary I’d report them

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Anonymous #16 1w

Yes absolutely. Stealing tampons? Coat? Food? I’m not saying anything except for offering help. But stealing luxury items from a small store? I’d let a worker know.

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Anonymous #9 1w

If you report someone for stealing a trivial item, then they go to jail, become unable to be employed, and then have to start stealing essential items like food and baby supplies. Make it make sense.

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Anonymous #1 1w

If it’s trivial they won’t get jail time, it would be maybe a fine or community service and it’s not like they are a felon unless they were stealing something worth hundreds in which case it’s not something trivial

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Anonymous #9 1w

Okay fair. However, if stores don’t want to be stolen from, they shouldn’t make it so damn easy.

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Anonymous #1 1w

Just don’t steal things you don’t need from small businesses and you won’t have to worry about it 💀 it’s really not a big ask.

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Anonymous #9 1w

But I can still steal things from large businesses?

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Anonymous #1 1w

I honestly don’t care about large businesses (unless it’s an actually good company that doesn’t use slave labor and pays their workers well with proper benefits) but those are so rare so I just say all large corporations are fine

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Anonymous #9 1w

Also I just want to clarify the type of “small businesses” I target, which is the New England 110% markup nonsense that’s run by a person who is already wealthy. I’d NEVER steal from a street vendor. It may not be the same as yours, but I still have a moral code.

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