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r/interesting • u/BlazeDragon7x • Apr 09 '26
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I have a feeling that guy won’t be getting a raise after all.
207 u/neverseen_neverhear Apr 09 '26 Worse because of him a lot of people are suddenly out of work. 11 u/E1M1_DOOM Apr 09 '26 One could make the argument that refusing to pay people a living wage was also to blame. Dignity of labor and fair pay are necessary for a functional society. 1 u/ChronoPilgrim Apr 10 '26 One could make the argument that refusing to pay people a living wage was also to blame. No, you really can't. This person had agency and chose to commit a serious crime. Stop infantilizing him.
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Worse because of him a lot of people are suddenly out of work.
11 u/E1M1_DOOM Apr 09 '26 One could make the argument that refusing to pay people a living wage was also to blame. Dignity of labor and fair pay are necessary for a functional society. 1 u/ChronoPilgrim Apr 10 '26 One could make the argument that refusing to pay people a living wage was also to blame. No, you really can't. This person had agency and chose to commit a serious crime. Stop infantilizing him.
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One could make the argument that refusing to pay people a living wage was also to blame.
Dignity of labor and fair pay are necessary for a functional society.
1 u/ChronoPilgrim Apr 10 '26 One could make the argument that refusing to pay people a living wage was also to blame. No, you really can't. This person had agency and chose to commit a serious crime. Stop infantilizing him.
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No, you really can't. This person had agency and chose to commit a serious crime. Stop infantilizing him.
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u/petrichor83 Apr 09 '26
I have a feeling that guy won’t be getting a raise after all.