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You can die like a saint or Survive without your dignity.
What in your eyes is BAD
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Bad *****es.
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hmm.....good question.
stealing in general is wrong, and shouldnt be practiced....but yet it still happens everyday to normal people not just the rich. The rich steals from the poor, corporations jack the price up and steal from normal people, celebs steal technically from their fans, gov steals from everyone and hear me out before judging and im open to opinions on this.....
if i bake some brownies that i buy at walmart, i probably wont pay more than 3 bux for the brownie mix, 3 bux for milk, 2 bux for oil and 2 bux for eggs. Thats 10 dollars for all the ingredients to make them. So i spent 10 bux, so i want to profit right? well if i successfully made 10 brownies and sold them at 2 dollars a pop i profit 10 bux. But...if i charge 4 bux a brownie instead.....well thats 30 bux profit, 5 bux and so on. So....by selling them at 2 dollars a pop...i made my goal, i profited off the bake..but if started selling them at 4 dollars and 5 dollars a pop to people, could you call that stealing too? I mean, i don't have to charge more than 2 dollars..but i wanted to make more money so i got ppl to pay 4 bux for them instead and i made lots more money, but these poor chums just wasted a few bux cuz they could go out and spend just 6 more dollars and have 10 brownies versus just the one they bought from me.
Now, i know this isnt the best example, but is it fair that Justin Beiber asks his fans to pay over a $100 bux a ticket to go to a concert? When he makes a million bux by just looking at the camera or talking on one show about his life? He already, just off one concert, makes more money than 80% of Americans can dream of...yet he would still ask his fans to pay that kind of money to see him perform? when in actuality he could ask maybe 50 or even 20 bux and still be a millionaire? I know its an entirely different situation..but i also consider this kind of behavior stealing just as much as a poor man walking into someone's home and flat out stealing stuff from them. This is how business and the world works, im fully aware of that....but how can we measure how wrong certain things are that we have deemed wrong when its still practiced and as long as its done for the good of the people or justified....its ok? Its ok that Justin Beib asks for that money for a concert just because he can? or because people will pay that to see him? How does that make it right and not just taking advantage of his situation?
sorry this was long and kinda goes into different ideals but though stealing is wrong...why is it just wrong for certain people? and others get an exemption from this just because of their situation or because they have money already?
stealing in general is wrong, and shouldnt be practiced....but yet it still happens everyday to normal people not just the rich. The rich steals from the poor, corporations jack the price up and steal from normal people, celebs steal technically from their fans, gov steals from everyone and hear me out before judging and im open to opinions on this.....
if i bake some brownies that i buy at walmart, i probably wont pay more than 3 bux for the brownie mix, 3 bux for milk, 2 bux for oil and 2 bux for eggs. Thats 10 dollars for all the ingredients to make them. So i spent 10 bux, so i want to profit right? well if i successfully made 10 brownies and sold them at 2 dollars a pop i profit 10 bux. But...if i charge 4 bux a brownie instead.....well thats 30 bux profit, 5 bux and so on. So....by selling them at 2 dollars a pop...i made my goal, i profited off the bake..but if started selling them at 4 dollars and 5 dollars a pop to people, could you call that stealing too? I mean, i don't have to charge more than 2 dollars..but i wanted to make more money so i got ppl to pay 4 bux for them instead and i made lots more money, but these poor chums just wasted a few bux cuz they could go out and spend just 6 more dollars and have 10 brownies versus just the one they bought from me.
Now, i know this isnt the best example, but is it fair that Justin Beiber asks his fans to pay over a $100 bux a ticket to go to a concert? When he makes a million bux by just looking at the camera or talking on one show about his life? He already, just off one concert, makes more money than 80% of Americans can dream of...yet he would still ask his fans to pay that kind of money to see him perform? when in actuality he could ask maybe 50 or even 20 bux and still be a millionaire? I know its an entirely different situation..but i also consider this kind of behavior stealing just as much as a poor man walking into someone's home and flat out stealing stuff from them. This is how business and the world works, im fully aware of that....but how can we measure how wrong certain things are that we have deemed wrong when its still practiced and as long as its done for the good of the people or justified....its ok? Its ok that Justin Beib asks for that money for a concert just because he can? or because people will pay that to see him? How does that make it right and not just taking advantage of his situation?
sorry this was long and kinda goes into different ideals but though stealing is wrong...why is it just wrong for certain people? and others get an exemption from this just because of their situation or because they have money already?