Fortunately, I don't give a damn what strangers on the internet think about me :)
My only regret is not stealing more money from them.
Fortunately, I don't give a damn what strangers on the internet think about me :)
My only regret is not stealing more money from them.
I used to struggle with this too, but then I realized just how much corporations steal from America.
It wasn’t always like this of course, both consumers/citizens and companies can go back to treating the other not-like-shit, but companies can go first.
This all hit me one day when I realized that, even if I dedicated my life to crime and greed, I would never be able to steal/defraud as much as many companies have in several business hours.
That being said I want to make it clear I pay my taxes in full and take only the standard deduction.
I don't have morals. I simply reflect them. You treat me ethically, I will treat you ethically.
MS stole from me, I steal from them. There's no moral high ground here. Just reality.
You were doing better in your previous comment when you admitted you were being a bad person and simply didn't care.
I destroy what is bad, and nurture what is good.
I am a person who is very, VERY concerned about ethics. I spent weeks agonizing about if I should cash the checks.
I concluded, MS had treated me unfairly, but legally. I treated them unfairly, but legally.
"But I hate MS and they've stolen thousands from me over the years."
I was just responding to the excuse.
This has all been very interesting.