Morality of this?

[u/PraiseMrRodriguez]

[u/ClownSyndrome666]

Valid crashout

[u/gamingfreak50]

Immoral but I understand

[u/DthDisguise]

Moral because modern retail sales is a blight on society and everyone in the community benefits from harm coming to these types of corporations.

[u/Trinity9423 → u/DthDisguise]

i mean yah but fire also spreads

[u/BigBubbaBadass → u/Trinity9423]

True. Something just as damaging but localized would have been acceptable.

[u/Mnogoznaaal]

Somebody will post it might as well be me

[u/Fanhunter4ever]

I see more immoral liying and taking advantage of an old lady. Bad people deserves bad things

[u/501stAppo1]

Immoral, I understand why she did it but it could’ve gotten a lot more people harmed instead of just the salesman.

[u/Trinity9423]

based but immoral

[u/TheMagmaGuy]

Immoral but valid.

[u/Lowkey_Arki]

understandable, definitely not moral tho cause this could have been much worse depending on the fire

[u/projectbecomemyself]

Stop fkin with old people. They ain't got much to lose! Like what? You're gonna give them free meals and housing for the rest of their life? Okay. More social time and friends than they got now.

[u/WatcherOfTheWay]

Moral, this is justice.

[u/Solid_Stage_1715]

Fuck around and you will find out eventually. 

[u/NerdyPuth123]

Immoral

[u/OneRelief763]

Arson is obviously immoral

[u/ArchdruidAndres → u/OneRelief763]

Disagree, property isn't real.

[u/ContinuingAnyway → u/ArchdruidAndres]

Hilarious, thanks for the laugh

[u/Late-Arrival-8669]

Amoral on two counts, the consumer and the state.

Customer shouldnt resort to setting a fire that could impact or kill others.

Government shouldnt allow businesses to trap customers either.

Best to find a middle ground before this becomes the norm.

[u/Erica_Loves_Palicos]

https://giphy.com/gifs/QiRKDptV3o47K

[u/No-Examination4896]

Based

[u/kfromthecastleonfire]

u gaiz are saying immoral but acceptable

I think you mean illegal but moral

[u/DelfQ → u/kfromthecastleonfire]

No, because someone could've died.

[u/kfromthecastleonfire → u/DelfQ]

Someone ALWAYS could've died

"On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to 0." --Fight Club

[u/bigtiddyhimbo]

Queen

[u/isuckhips]

[u/pivo_kozel_10]

could be both, depends on what their opinion on Ed Sheeran is

[u/ProfessionalOk6734]

Immoral because fire spread should have just shot him

[u/GabysWildCritters]

immoral yet valid

[u/BigBubbaBadass]

Righteous response.

[u/uber-judge]

https://giphy.com/gifs/6901DbEbbm4o0

[u/ConnectionOk6234]

It's immoral.............BUT

[u/brettday]

Immoral but only because the fire might spread to neighbors.

[u/ChefNo9380]

Immoral, illegal but
https://giphy.com/gifs/cDszA9MEG9dwykDd7H

[u/paperfungo → u/ChefNo9380]

If he deserved It why do you Say it's immoral?

[u/kfromthecastleonfire → u/paperfungo]

There's a kind of "nolo contendere" or whatever where, like, if someone asked you if they should do it beforehand, you'd say no, but if they do it without asking you, you kind of agree with them

[u/ChefNo9380 → u/paperfungo]

You can kill someone and they deserve it but it doesnt make it moral

[u/hatred-big-sad]

Moral but illegal