Sometime I have trouble seeing signs like that since many businesses put so many signs up on their front doors....
As an employee, you're helping them be more profitable than John and Jane Doe buying a product here and there.Sambolijah said:... It's more along the lines of employment.
What am I going to do about it? Put up with it until I can move on to a better job. I'm in college, and they've got pretty good benefits. I don't see morality and money colliding here. I see supporting my family and making compromises as being the moral high ground rather than quitting and struggling to not get evicted simply because 'they won't let me carry my gun'.blackpuma said:As an employee, you're helping them be more profitable than John and Jane Doe buying a product here and there.Sambolijah said:... It's more along the lines of employment.
Don't be a victim and accept it as a fact of life. Ask, "what am I going to do about it?"
When morality and money collide, most chose money.
I'm not pointing fingers at you, just making an observation. Your logic is skewed and conclusions thereby flawed, but that's your paradigm. You're seeing a very narrow view of the world. The scenario that you paint is incomplete, but I do understand that from your point of view, those are the "only options."Sambolijah said:What am I going to do about it? Put up with it ...