From the way I see it, stealing is wrong in the sense that you're taking something that doesn't belong to you. However, I download music and I think Robin Hood is the greatest folk hero of all time.
Nobody deserves anything more than anybody else and while stealing is legally and "morally" wrong. After deep thought, I figure that there really is nothing wrong with taking from the rich and wealthy. Being grossly wealthy is a lot more morally corrupt than stealing something from Hollister.
What are your opinions?
Nobody deserves anything more than anybody else and while stealing is legally and "morally" wrong. After deep thought, I figure that there really is nothing wrong with taking from the rich and wealthy. Being grossly wealthy is a lot more morally corrupt than stealing something from Hollister.
What are your opinions?
). If too much is stolen from a company, the CEO is not going to take the hit personally; he/she is going to make the lower-level employees suffer, whether by being stingy on their raises or taking away their benefits, and to be frank I think that's really shitty. So if you steal something from a store, you are most likely stealing from working-class citizens, not billionaires sitting around on their yachts drinking martinis. If you wanted to steal anything from them, you'd have to find out where they lived first.
However, I have heard the argument that while the artists may lose $1 per each album illegally downloaded, the exposure that they get from more people listening to the music is good for getting more people to spend money going to their concerts, or encouraging people to maybe buy the album when they save up enough money, or buy the next one that comes out. While I don't know if I really buy this or not (no pun intended), I guess it is a possibility that this is sometimes the case, and I suppose that wouldn't be as bad as them getting nothing out of it at all
I'm still a little
about it though.
it is wrong to steal tho as I havent done it since