What in the 90s had this trend?

Or… killing people is wrong, even shitty people.

Or actually lots and lots of reasons. In a nuanced world filled with billions of people, there are very different viewpoints.

Vigilante justice only feels nice when you agree with the Vigilante. The curse of internet bubbles is that people feel like everyone agrees. Bubbles build extreme values and a lack of understanding of other peoples values.

You become right. Others become bootlickers.

Why would the act of going home change the legality? Or intent?

If i take a $20 bill and hand it to a stranger in front of witnesses and say, “Here you go, this is a gift.”

If in 5 mins, I snatch that bill back and walk away. That’s legal? Because he didn’t touch his house first, and I never had intent to give a gift?

I bet that felt good 👍. And your very small group of an echo chamber agreed with you.

The problem is you want to feel better. Not change something. Some people just like feeling better than others, others like making other things better.

This type of argument may make you feel better, but it doesn’t really help anything but make you think better of yourself. Listen to what others say in discourse, or they won’t listen to you.

Far too many make enemies out of allies and hurt their own cause in the process.

You’re reaching because you don’t like the company. Use the good reasons to hate the company, not the lack of granting immorality.

Business days are important because that’s when people work, and would be there to find them. And what’s to excuse? Wells Fargo didn’t kill em. People die, if you find a company that makes you immortal let me know.

McDonalds kills people every day with unhealthy foods. No joke, no hyperbole pure murder. Kills them due to thier greed. I live in the US. Do you think I should be scared 😆