You can't justify stealing just because you think that they are an evil company. A lot of people rely on Wal-Mart for employment. Believe it or not the easiest place to recoup theft is from wages and/or small bonuses for the base workforce.Aiden Rebirth said:I have a friend that steals from walmart on a regular basis, he is a crazy wanna be anarchist in college with me, who believes that everyone is okay with stealing from walmart, so it' no big deal. I know the're spossed to be evil, and I hate there business practices, so I should be okay with stealing from them, right? Wrong.I fear for the jobs of the store employees, and the status of the economy, not to mention the law, but what do you guys think? Is it okay to steal from walmart.
Edit. let it be noted he mostly steals pc games, since they are not in a locked case.
If you have a problem with the ethics of Wal-Mart then you should write to your local Senator or Congressman. Even consider non-violent protesting. If their practices are illegal then you could report them where you see it.
It is in no way your right or responsibility to punish Wal-Mart for what you perceive them to be doing wrong. That would just make you a vigilante. A rather ineffective one at that because your petty thefts will not help draw attention to any exploitation they may be involved in.
What I expect is more likely is that thieves try to justify themselves by saying they are only affecting a large faceless corporation. If stealing is so acceptable then would your friend be okay with people taking his things?
He hardly sounds like an anarchist given that he has a PC and goes to college. Sounds to me like he's a petty thief who watched Fight Club one too many times.
One last note, your spelling and use of grammar and punctuation needs a lot of work, let me elaborate; 'their' not 'there', should be used to show that items or characteristics belong to a person or group. You should leave a space after a period or full stop. Why spell supposed incorrectly when you bother to spell 'okay'?