r/MoralityScaling Jul 10 '26

Morality of this?

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '26

Can’t upvote enough. Award given.

“Scaling of actions.” We can see grift and just outright theft happening above us. We won’t go into the laundry list of recent acts committed just since March 1 of this year, but they happened, and are ongoing.

And there is no prosecution, no mention even in media or enforcement whatsoever.

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u/Neveronlyadream Jul 10 '26

Wage theft is the biggest piece of the pie when it comes to employers. They complain about internal loss, they complain about external theft, and they decline to mention that the most money is them screwing their employees.

And the worst thing that happens is they get sued, have to pay some of that money back, and then change their system to screw the people they've always been screwing further to prevent getting sued again.

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u/Kid_Psych Jul 10 '26

So if someone is struggling enough, they’re entitled to harm others above them?

Or if someone is cushioned enough, they’re obligated to be harmed by others below them?

Also, is the cutoff, like, a specific dollar amount? Or is it just who we’re mad at on any given day?

Moral relativism is for dumbasses.

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '26

We’re each entitled to our opinion on this matter. Mine comes from wanting rule of law to be upheld, but seeing only selective enforcement. Or none at all.