I mostly shop at a place where you can safely leave the carts on a covered sidewalk outside of the store. Get fucked moral absolutists
this post was submitted on 16 Jan 2024
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what about people that return carts half the time but dont half the time?
They generally know what's right, but mostly from people telling them, not from first-hand experience. Their values haven't been fully tempered yet.
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What if, hear me out, you return it where you found it? But, but, I found it in the back of the parking lot next to where I parked.
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It's not a theory, it's a damn law.
As someone typically critical of Abrahamic religions, this is the strong argument for why we need those religions :3
If there was a law punishing people for not putting shopping carts back, I would deliberately break it and sue whatever stupid fucking government passed such a thing under the grounds listed in the post.
A law like that would be a violation of our rights. You can't just use government to force people to do whatever you want. We have rights.
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