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Originally Posted by Barcey
It's the unfortunate reality that there is some employee theft and it's the cost of doing business. It's interesting that you automatically assume that all employees are responsible for the actions of a few. If a convenience store is robbed in your neighborhood are all the residents at fault because they didn't report it. Is it ok for the store owner to setup a barricade and search everyone's car when they leave the neighborhood? I don't believe it's ok to inconvenience the masses.
It's not OK that there is employee theft and it hurts the business bottom line. Any measures the company decides to take to minimize the impact should be at the company's expense.
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What makes you think that I think that "all" employees are responsible for the acts of a few? I don't. But unfortunately, like everything else in real life, actions have consequences.
So, then, the direct corollary of your argument is, all those folks marching and rioting over the Grand Jury decisions in Ferguson and Brooklyn are also wrong, correct? Because it's not OK to blame all policeman, police forces, etc., for the actions of a few? That is precisely the same situation. If you think that the marchers, etc., are justified in blaming all cop shops, and marching/rioting to protect themselves from those few bad cops, then you have to think that Amazon is justified in protecting itself from a few bad apples (pun intended).
SAME exact situation.
Hitch