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Old 05-07-2012, 03:44 AM   #101
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Originally Posted by hrosvit View Post
I find it interesting that in this thread we have people saying that we, as consumers, are behaving unethically if we go into the store to look at something and then buy it online for cheaper. But, in other threads, we have people saying that corporations are neither good nor evil, and exist only to maximize profits for their shareholders, and so are not obligated to act towards us in any particular manner.

Does anyone have an issue with consumers being held to ethical standards towards corporations, when, apparently, there are no such expectations of the corporations?
Corporations are not people, but we are.

Heck, nobody's saying there's anything "illegal" about browsing in a store and then buying the products online, but it is, to my mind (and it's just a personal opinion) unethical. If you do this routinely, don't be surprised if the store is no longer there in a year or two.
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