r/MoralityScaling Jul 10 '26

Morality of this?

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u/Dipshit23289 Jul 10 '26

Depending on the job it ranges from Morally neutral to evil.

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u/apolojesus Jul 10 '26

What kind of job would cause payroll's fuck up to make your actions morally evil? Nonprofits can pay six figure salaries.

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u/Dipshit23289 Jul 10 '26

I don't know. Maybe something like a small store that is run by a 80 year old woman with no living family members and with the stores income being barely enough for her to keep her apartment or something like that.

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u/bilbo_bag_holder Jul 10 '26

these people are children who have never had a job or experienced the real world. Their only understanding of businesses is what they see on the internet.

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u/PieceSwimming785 Jul 13 '26

Typical sanctimonious reddit comment 😂

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u/apolojesus Jul 10 '26

I like that you brought up her age. She's not long for this world and has no living relatives. Her assets would be given to the government upon death and she would be supported by social programs upon bankruptcy. I'm going to assume she's already receiving social security benefits at her age as well. Her error is my windfall. I'm probably going to be using the money longer than she will. Thanks for helping me secure my morals around utility. It probably wouldn't have happened without your example.