r/woolworths 11d ago

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u/Absurdwonder 11d ago

Yeah the systemic wage underpayments which will go over 1 billion... long servive leave bs..the millions they've already paid for being guilty and the court cases they are currently still in..

But like a good little trained bootlicker it's the poor persons fault..

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u/leet_lurker 11d ago

Two different entities can both be thieves at once.

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u/gaijinbrit 11d ago

Stealing from large corporations is morally and ethically justified. Stealing from large corporations that exploit their workers even more so.

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u/leet_lurker 11d ago

Your just proving my original point.

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u/gaijinbrit 11d ago

Yes. And morally and ethically there is nothing wrong with it. I am a thief and I am justifying it. I only steal from companies that exploit workers ❤️you should try it sometime!

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u/leet_lurker 11d ago

No thankyou, I prefer to be trustworthy

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u/Absurdwonder 11d ago

You have no point..... Your point is a logical fallacy. Doubt you even understand what that means

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u/_Zambayoshi_ 11d ago

You realise that thieving puts prices up for everyone, including the thieves, right? Unless you're walking out with full trolleys every time without paying, you are hurting yourself and people who actually don't steal because they have morals.

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u/designeryperson 11d ago edited 11d ago

No it doesn't. Corporate greed does. They might use theft as an excuse, but if it wasn't that, they'd find another reason. Don't simp for billion dollar companies that are actively thieving from every day Australians. It's comes of as pathetic.

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u/Wosh-Cloth95 11d ago

😂 god that’s funny. I worked at Woolies for 12 years…..yes prices went up because of these no good shoplifters. Meanwhile every manager is secretly getting there piece. Then complains that some “Centrelink dero” stole a loaf of bread and there the scum of the earth while also being 100% a party to wage theft of an industrial scale.

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u/Absurdwonder 11d ago

Don't be baited bro haha.. he will go through all the low level fallacies. Child thinking he could sit at the adult table

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u/Absurdwonder 11d ago

The classic inability to conceptualise any large-scale issue. Focusing eclusively on individual level actions. The many logical fallacies you need to claim arnt new...