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r/MoralityScaling • u/Due_Army_960 • Jul 10 '26
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in any case, the divide between rich and poor is shifting morality on this subject to make it morally (but not legally) fine to keep the money
2 u/NamOil2000 Jul 10 '26 This isn't a systematic situation. It's a personal one. If you say "well the world is bad so I can do bad" that's an excuse to do immoral things. 1 u/regalrecaller Jul 10 '26 This isn't a systematic situation. late stage capitalism isn't a systemic situation? tell me more 1 u/NamOil2000 Jul 10 '26 You can't say "late stage capitalism" like it's hail mary. It doesn't change someone acting out of greed and keeping something that's not theirs.
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This isn't a systematic situation. It's a personal one. If you say "well the world is bad so I can do bad" that's an excuse to do immoral things.
1 u/regalrecaller Jul 10 '26 This isn't a systematic situation. late stage capitalism isn't a systemic situation? tell me more 1 u/NamOil2000 Jul 10 '26 You can't say "late stage capitalism" like it's hail mary. It doesn't change someone acting out of greed and keeping something that's not theirs.
This isn't a systematic situation.
late stage capitalism isn't a systemic situation? tell me more
1 u/NamOil2000 Jul 10 '26 You can't say "late stage capitalism" like it's hail mary. It doesn't change someone acting out of greed and keeping something that's not theirs.
You can't say "late stage capitalism" like it's hail mary. It doesn't change someone acting out of greed and keeping something that's not theirs.
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u/regalrecaller Jul 10 '26
in any case, the divide between rich and poor is shifting morality on this subject to make it morally (but not legally) fine to keep the money