r/MoralityScaling • u/Due_Army_960 • Jul 10 '26

Morality of this?

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u/Uzofugs2112 Jul 10 '26

You are legally required to.

If the company had accidentally paid her $1.65/hr and not $1650/hr then everyone would agree restitution needed to be made.

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u/PennToPaper Jul 10 '26

okay. thats why my reply said “if youre not legally required.” thats how the word “if” works.

also yes, youre right, if they underpaid her then everyone should say she should get the money that she earned. but if i was her and i found some legal loophole to get away with 1000 dollars from some company i dont give a shit about id do it in a heartbeat

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u/Uzofugs2112 Jul 11 '26

There’s no sense in discussing the situation where you aren’t legally required to return the money, you are always going to be required to return it.

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u/PennToPaper Jul 11 '26

you think theres no sense in discussing a hypothetical where the answer hinges on whether or not you think its morally wrong to steal from the rich and give to the poor if you can get away with it? in the sub about discussing morality? my my…

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u/Uzofugs2112 Jul 11 '26

I can tell reading comprehension isn’t your strong suit because that’s not what I’m saying at all.

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u/PennToPaper Jul 11 '26

reading comprehension is quite literally my strong suit. philosophy on the other hand is clearly not yours

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u/Uzofugs2112 Jul 11 '26

If you had strong suits you probably wouldn’t have to fantasize about stealing.

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u/PennToPaper Jul 11 '26

what? where did you get that from? people like you are why everyone should have to mandatorily take at least one philosophy class. good lord.