It makes you a cretin bro.

i don't think stealing from wal-mart is unethical or cretin-esque. they rule for general thievery.

when i smoke and get the munchies, i usually go to wal-mart and raid pringles.

lol @ taking the moral highground in relation to food, then condoning illegal activities.

Like how people get more pissed when people kill dogs than people (See: Michael Vick)

[QUOTE=Aaron;17632002]lol @ taking the moral highground in relation to food, then condoning illegal activities.[/QUOTE]
illegal doesn't mean "wrong". i dont see anything wrong with a starving person stealing a loaf of bread. i definitely don't see anything wrong with stealing $5 worth of food from a corporation that makes millions.

[QUOTE=flesh;17632046]illegal doesn't mean "wrong". i dont see anything wrong with a starving person stealing a loaf of bread. i definitely don't see anything wrong with stealing $5 worth of food from a corporation that makes millions.[/QUOTE]
this.

[QUOTE=IgniteYourAvail;17632003]Like how people get more pissed when people kill dogs than people (See: Michael Vick)[/QUOTE]

More than half the population is like this, it annoys the **** out of me

stealing is never wrong

[QUOTE=Jaundice;17632087]stealing is never wrong[/QUOTE]

huh

I'm not sure if you can look at stealing or killing as something you can "never" do. If I could go back in time, I'd pop off Pol Pot, Hitler, Stalin, Bush, Reagan, Fred Durst, etc. If a family is starving and the mother steals a loaf of bread to feed them for the night, she's not a criminal.

I'm tempted to say you can't approach any morals this way, but rape comes to mind. I can't think of any way rape could be justified.

Don't you TOUCH Fred Durst, brough.

He had a music video shoot scheduled to take place on top of the World Trade Center in New York City on September 12, 2001.

WE WERE SO CLOSE.

[QUOTE=whiteminority;17632054]this.[/QUOTE]

And then the company's charge more for their products to make up for lost profit, which is lame, but it still ****s over the people who shop at Wal-Mart who are generally poor.

Stealing isn't cool guys, sorry.

Then those poor people that can't afford the recently raised Wal-Mart prices should probably steal from Wal-Mart.

[QUOTE=mappyxmassacre;17632331]And then the company's charge more for their products to make up for lost profit, which is lame, but it still ****s over the people who shop at Wal-Mart who are generally poor.

Stealing isn't cool guys, sorry.[/QUOTE]

No, stealing from Wal-Mart is totally acceptable. They are a sick, twisted, evil, capitalistic-to-a-fault (socialists cringe at the implications of this phrase, but bear with me) corporation that belittles their employees on a daily basis and makes an absurd profit off the misfortunes of foreign laborers. Their business policies are dragging America and capitalism itself down into the gutter, replacing human dignity with the ever-important dollar sign.

The way I see it, stealing from Wal-Mart should be encouraged. It's an evil, terrible corporation.

If the blue collar workers would band together for once and would boycott Wal-Mart, they'd win. People are just lazy. Wal-Mart is not a good company; rather, they're a convenient company.

I'm sure most of you have seen "Wal-Mart: The High Cost of Low Prices," but here's a link, just in case:

http://www.walmartmovie.com/

I know how ****ed up Walmart is, but I still don't agree with making up excuses to compromise my morals.

You know, morals CAN be right or wrong, right?

Morals are fluid. Tough if you disagree with someone on theirs.

And please don't talk about how I'm screwing over generally poor people, I am poor and will steal from Wal-Mart because they have a stranglehold on business in my area, and in most areas, and their competition benefits no one.

[QUOTE=whiteminority;17632364]And please don't talk about how I'm screwing over generally poor people, I am poor and will steal from Wal-Mart because they have a stranglehold on business in my area, and in most areas, and their competition benefits no one.[/QUOTE]

^ This.

Backed.

Sealing is wrong, regardless of who you're stealing from, WTF. I guess I'm not punk enough to respect this. If you don't like Wal-Mart [which SHOULD be disliked], don't ****ing shop there. Support small, family-owned businesses.*






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*Until they become "all corporationy"; then you boycott their products and support a different small business.[/SIZE]

[QUOTE=boundbytransience;17632377]Sealing is wrong, regardless of who you're stealing from, WTF. I guess I'm not punk enough to respect this. If you don't like Wal-Mart [which SHOULD be disliked], don't ****ing shop there. Support small, family-owned businesses.*






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*Until they become "all corporationy"; then you boycott their products and support a different small business.[/SIZE][/QUOTE]

Stealing is NOT always wrong, as we've been over.

Bernie Madoff is a thief. A single mother of 4 who occasionally steals a loaf of bread to feed her kids is NOT a thief. There is a profound difference.

I like to steal.

I remember when I used to work in franklins if anyone that I knows come in to the shop my manager will always tell me to watch out for that person, it never stops being funny.

that been said nah stealing is not wrong and its not that black and white.

Stealing can get addicting.

such a rush

I hate stealing.

[QUOTE=whiteminority;17632364]Morals are fluid. Tough if you disagree with someone on theirs.

And please don't talk about how I'm screwing over generally poor people, I am poor and will steal from Wal-Mart because they have a stranglehold on business in my area, and in most areas, and their competition benefits no one.[/QUOTE]

You're such a little kid dude, Jesus Christ.

[QUOTE=whitesquares;17632356]You know, morals CAN be right or wrong, right?[/QUOTE]

Stealing is wrong. Taking someone else's property just because you want it isn't acceptable.

[QUOTE=RetiredAt21;17632461]I like to steal.[/QUOTE]

quick, honest, to the point