2012-01-28, 03:31 AM
ZeroGravity Wrote:Oh look this store didnt lock the door so lets take everything we can inside.
A person could take everything and blame the store. (Well it IS the store its fault, just like Nexon)
But.. a person with common sense woud either avoid it completely or call someone to let them know the door isnt locked.
But yeah like you said these are kids. But dont think teenagers or smaller kids cant tell whats right or wrong. They still have a choice.
And it just saddens me that 99% of all these people take the bad ones.
Reminds me of when I went to Barnes & Nobles. The cashier gave me $5 extra in change, and I gave it back. He said to me: "Most people would have taken it and left with the five dollars, leaving me with nothing but problems. You're honest; come back anytime."
I don't know if people just don't think about how they're impacting others when they take advantage of hacks, or if they just don't care. I'm inclined to think it's the former, since I posted a thread on how duping adversely affects the economy, and the Basilers responded, for the most part, positively. But then again, if you use enough big words, they'll be impressed anyways.