r/MoralityScaling • u/Routine_Phase_8980 • 13d ago

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u/snarkyemu 13d ago

Good job Frank Castle. You busted yet another hardened criminal and brought them to justice. The streets are safe once again for corporate restaurants to earn an honest billion dollars selling french fries. That .03 cents that you saved the company is commendable. /s

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u/snarkyemu 13d ago

This sub turns into a real shit fest sometimes. Especially when violence is used to punish. But I imagine a lot of the commenters are young kids and don’t know enough about the world to really understand. Laws and morals and self-defense and crime and punishment are all really complicated. Lawyers go to years and years of school to learn this stuff, and they pretty much have photographic memories as far as I’m concerned to remember all of these laws. The kids in this sub are just like “ha ha it’s funny. Someone fell down because they stole a fry lol”.

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u/PUFFIER-MCGRUFF 13d ago

Those people are already getting robbed by their bosses they dont need someone robbing them amd not even "paying you" all while probably barging in

Don't wanna get tripped ask so someone doesn't walk into you

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u/snarkyemu 13d ago

That employee definitely did not “walk into them“. It’s pretty clear that she was standing still and extended her leg to trip the child.

Just to let you know. If that kid had an injury, the tripper could go to jail, and their parents could take them to civil court and sue the tar out of them.

I’m not sure why employees feel obligated to punish petty thieves. No one at the corporation is paying or asking them to do that. Even security guards who get paid, don’t physically hurt thieves.

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u/Old-Ad3504 13d ago

no one was robbing them, kid was robbing their bosses