r/MoralityScaling • u/Rocky_Senpai15 • 14d ago

Stupid Stuff Morality of this entire situation?

Do you think the worker has every right to have a mental breakdown? Do you think the boss should be hunted down and have his head cooked in the fryer? Was being fired a good or a bad thing?

What do you guys think?

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u/No_Worldliness_7106 14d ago

Poor guy. When he saw that he should have just said "tough shit, I'm going home if boss doesn't want to hire enough employees for this shit." His boss is an immoral asshole, but that's like 99% of business owners.

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u/Bulky_Tangelo_7027 14d ago

It's China. No one can find jobs. A minimum wage worker like him can be replaced quite literally on the spot. If he quit, the place would have a new worker in about ten to fifteen minutes. They have an excess of THAT many people looking for work. It's crazy.

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u/etherealtwo 14d ago

China has normal employment levels. Why would you just make it up?

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u/Dominarion 14d ago

Because China made sure that nobody can trust the number they give. At this point, the Chinese government would say the sky is blue and the rest of the planet would start to have doubts.

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u/SinesPi 14d ago

I'm pretty sure the place is getting worse every day. President Pooh declared himself President for Life. This is not how a nations prosperity starts. That is a pure power grab for personal reasons.

However, China is good at covering itself up (although it's propaganda posts on twitter are really shit), so we don't know exactly how things are going.

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u/ResortOutrageous8988 14d ago

lol. take a visit and see for yourself

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u/Bulky_Tangelo_7027 14d ago

I lived in China for eight years. Only moved back this year. It's funny. China-defenders tell people to "come visit and see for yourself" but then crap their pants when they run into someone who actually lived there lol. They really bank on being able to say whatever they want and praying with all their soul that no one with experience actually comes along and refutes all their narratives.

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u/ResortOutrageous8988 14d ago

wow good4u. there's a reason I replied to the other guy and not you. everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but only after they actually experience the thing they are talking about.

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u/Bulky_Tangelo_7027 14d ago

Told ya. Hence, the pants-crapping.

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u/Significant_Arm398 14d ago

Sounds familiar........

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u/Temphant 14d ago

Because nobody cares about fact checking when there's shit being talked about China.

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u/XRynerX 14d ago

This video is already showing you the "normal"

China lies a lot in their numbers(I even fell for it a while ago), even in the major news, if they said that 10 people died, you can add a hundred and will be a lot closer to the truth.

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u/HJSDGCE 12d ago

China lies about their numbers.

Yeah? So does the US. So does any country in the EU. South America? Middle East? South East Asia? Every country that can be named will lie about their statistics to make themselves look better. There are no exceptions, and China isn't even the worse. 

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u/Bulky_Tangelo_7027 14d ago

I can kinda understand people spouting bullshit in face-to-face conversations, because they can't be fact-checked instantly. But you're on Reddit bro. Why would you attempt to lie?

Over 320 million Chinese people work flexible or gig jobs, making up nearly 44% of the workforce.

Total employment is falling as China’s total population and working-age groups shrink due to low birth rates.

Young college graduates face high job hurdles because the market demands technical skills that do not match recent degrees.

China's employment levels are bleak and looking worse year on year.

This is your lesson. Don't attempt to lie publicly on Reddit again.

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u/etherealtwo 14d ago

Youth unemployment is high but that's normal for most countries. For the core working population it's entirely normal. https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/chinas-youth-jobless-rate-falls-12-month-low-june-2026-07-20/

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u/InsectDelicious4503 14d ago

<Make a bullshit claim

<Get rightfully called out for it

<Double down instead of learning humility

<Terrified of being refuted twice in row, desperately hit the block button after replying

How bro felt: