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I disagree, doing the right thing will pay off in the long run.

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I disagree, because they're are many different styles in todays world.

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No, doing the right thing will always turn out ok for you.

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I disagree. I think there are more ethical ways to get what you need

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I agree and think that if you are in a very difficult survival situation stealing is acceptable in other less crucial situations obviously to an extent and if depends a lot on who you are steeling from. If you need it more or whoever you steal it from (a larger company/ corporation, very rich person/store etc.) doesn't notice/ it doesn't affect them then its ethical

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I do think it's okay to steal to keep yourself alive. I believe that the necessities that we need to stay alive should be free, but they are not and when the things needed to survive are not attainable you should be allowed to steal those things.

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I'd value human life over stealing or whatever. I think the fact that somebody would be having to steal in order to stay alive says more than the action of stealing.

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I think that even in the most desperate of cases, stealing is unacceptable. No matter what situation you are in, you led yourself there.

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I agree with this. If it's taking from the rich for the poor than y'know. Especially if the one stealing needs it to Live. It's just the robin hood thing.

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I am torn on this, because on one hand, I feel that if you are stealing from someone who is living off of barely anything, it is difficult to be justified. But stealing from an individual who would not notice if the item is gone, I believe it could be acceptable.

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I would agree, human life is more valuable than conventional materials and possessions.

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I agree, I think that if you are on the verge of death it is completely acceptable to steal food or water or a blanket if it's freezing. When you start stealing unnecessary things is when it becomes a problem such as stealing someone's car when it's not needed.

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I don't think it is acceptable because you should not be able to push others down in order to bring yourself up. For example if you steal from someone to keep yourself alive. they might also need that to stay alive so now you are "killing" them.

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Yes, this is true. I think all stealing is okay personally, because going back to the first prompt, the concept of money is rather stupid, because all its really used for is the purpose of hierarchy, and being above/below other people. But stealing to live is perfectly okay, especially if the person you are stealing from is well-off enough that they don't notice what you've taken is gone (see Robin Hood or Aladdin).

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I don't think stealing overall is acceptable but if it's to keep yourself alive it is acceptable because it's sad that people have to steal to stay alive and they don't have help

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I think to steal from others in order to keep yourself alive is not acceptable because you should be working hard for the things you want and need. You should never rely on others to help your well being, although accepting things from others is perfectly ethical.

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absolutely. Stealing from corporations is ethical.

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I would honestly agree because YOLO , but thats a choice you are doing and no one can tell you what to do

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I think if you are in a situation where you can't keep yourself alive with your own money and resources, it is acceptable to steal. Nobody should have to be in that situation in the first place, so it is justified if they can't get any other help.

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I agree in most cases. If to keep your family from starving you needed food, I believe that it would be acceptable to steal. I don't think it would be acceptable to steal from a family who also needs that food but it would be from a big store or somewhere where the missing food will not be noticed or missed.

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I agree. If the situation is life or death, then it is fine. Unless, in doing this, you kill the person you are stealing from.

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I agree because i think humans have an ambition to stay alive and do whatever it takes to do that .

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Stealing isn't right but if it would keep me alive of course I would steal. I would hope there would be other options.

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i agree and disagree. i agree because sometimes you have to do bad things to live. i disagree because it isn't ethical to steal from someone just because you need someone. if youre stealling from a corrupt person, that makes it better in my eyes.

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yeah, you gotta do what you gotta do.

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i dont think the QUALITY of your clothes tells you about character, but i think the STYLE does. it doesnt matter how much money your clothes or possessions cost as long as you think they express you

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I disagree because people choose what to show about themselves. Because of this you can't judge someones character off of what they wear or have.

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To an extent. I would say that what you wear is an expression of yourself. And I think for that reason you can understand who somebody is by just what they're wearing. HOWEVER there are so many factors involved in something as simple as clothing. I think it's best not to make assumptions because you can never really know fully why somebody does something, wears something, everything involved in decision making and self expression, what people can and cannot do. I don't know.

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I don't believe this is true either. Because there are o many reasons why people are limited in what they do/wear. For instance, their parent's could not be supportive, the school isn't allowing them to do what they want, or they're downright scared of what others would think. Right now i'm wearing clothing that someone would wear to maybe a job interview, but I am far from professional. In fact I'm immature and chaotic, so my clothes don't reflect who I am. The same could be said for my room, because i've had the same room since I was 4, so It seems childish but in reality, i'm 15 and borderline emo, so y belongings and clothing doesn't define me.

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I disagree, because some people don't care about their appearance but they might have a good personality or a bad one

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Yes. It's probably the number one tell of someones character, besides actually talking to them.

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Yes, you can tell a lot about people just by their clothing and possessions, individuality is a key component when it comes to people, and those people stand out and can be distinguished just by what they wear and own.

respect the drip.

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I disagree because just because people wear expensive clothes doesn't mean you can tell who they are

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I think you can tell a lot about someone from their style. Typically a persons style reflects their personality. Clothing is a source of expression for a lot of people but I also think people are also judged by what brands they wear.

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I think it could tell you about personality or interests, but not always because someone might want to dress a certain way but doesn't have the means to.

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Yes, a person's clothing and possessions definitely tell a lot about a person's character, background, passions, and life.

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To an extent you can maybe tell what their interest may be, their situation, priorities, or some aspects of their personality but overall I don't think that a person clothing or possessions will tell you much about them because people choose what they want people to see and how to express themselves

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no, but it could tell you about their situation or style

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I disagree. Some people put on a front to make themselves seem how they aren't while others could have more than them, but chose to express themselves instead of flashing their wealth/ belongings

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In today's society, people always have first impressions judging people off of looks instead of personality. Therefore, if you see someone wearing expensive clothes, obviously you are going to assume that they are wealthy. Although, that person might actually not be wealthy and that is just your assumption. A person's clothing and possessions never tell you about his/her character but will make you assume.

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I disagree. If someone is very wealthy, you may assume that they have good work ethic worked hard to get where they are. You could be wrong though, they could have been born into wealth, or inherited it.

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I think that clothing serves as self expression and not a look into who that person is. I think possessions tell a different story, what their priorities are, their accomplishments, and their interests can all speak from their possessions.

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I agree because your clothing can tell a lot about who you are for example if you wear a bunch of designer and flashy clothes you are probably deemed as high end.

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Yes, people who are prideful, wear fancy clothes

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I think clothing can tell you about someone's character but this isn't always true. Not everyone has the ability to express themselves in a physical way.

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I do not agree that one's clothing can tell you about their character, but simply their style. Stereotypes connecting certain styles and certain characters are extremely present in society, but I do not agree that we should assume one's character based off of their clothing and possesions.

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I somewhat disagree there are people who don't really care what they look like and those people can be very different than the assumptions we make about them.

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not really, not often, yes only to the extent of expression, but you can pretend to be anyone with a change in costume.

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you will never be satisfied, you will never be whole, you will never be absolute. It is the only thing that keeps us going, to try and reach that feeling of completeness. You are chasing something that doesn't exist, we will never find wholeness regardless of what we have, of who we are, of what we've done. The human being is an unhappy being. That is why it's been so successful in sustaining itself. That's what I think at least. Sounds very pretentious but whatever.

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I disagree because having the bare minimum/ just getting by and just surviving can be very difficult and hard for people to be satisfied. Although its something to be grateful for there's a huge difference between surviving and truly living/being happy.

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wants vs needs

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I disagree because things that I want make me happy but I technically do not need these things. The bare minimum only keeps you alive it doesn't fulfill your life.

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I disagree because most of the time, the bare minimum doesn’t satisfy everyone. To be truly happy you need to look past all material things, and just choose a happier mindset.

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I disagree because what you have does not reflect your happiness at all.

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I think this is true because this is the reason we work for to be able to have the things we need to survive.

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i disagree because you can have what ever you want and it still doesn't make you happy but there is a difference between survival and happiness

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I disagree because there is a big difference between surviving and thriving. Surviving is having everything you need such as shelter, clothes, and food. Thriving is having everything you need and want such as nice quality shelter, clothes, food, friends, families, doctors, and love.

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I disagree because being physically healthy, content, and comfortable is extremely different than being mentally healthy. Someone can be struggling with their mental health and happiness internally, but you would not immediately guess that based on their living situation.

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I mostly disagree, because surviving and just scraping by with only what you need is probably pretty miserable for most people. Few people are satisfied without things they want but don't need.

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No, If that was so, than almost everyone in america would never get depressed

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I disagree. Happiness doesn't come from merely getting by. It's possible to be happy with the bare minimum, but it's not a linear relationship

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I disagree, just because you have the things you need to survive doesn't mean you are happy.

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surviving is just the bare minimum. It is a prerequisite to happiness.

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I disagree, because you technically don't need a bed to live, or a phone, or a family, or a house. You just need water, food, and some place to live. But you'd never be happy if you had just that, because then you won't have entertainment, or love, or any kind of hobby. I don't NEED to do theatre, but i enjoy doing it because of the joy it brings me.

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If you have only what you need, life will be very boring, so this is incorrect.

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I think that people being satisfied plays a large role in their happiness, and it is hard to be happy when unsatisfied.

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well, certainly you don't deal with the stress of worrying where you're going to sleep/get your next meal, which may mean you're more content, but happy is a strong word. You won't be happy just from that, at least probably not.

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I think that people generally are more happy when they have enough to survive. It's not really required though. Depends on the Person.

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I think this could go either ways. A lot of the time people think that valuable things will bring them happiness, but when they recieve these things, they realize that it doesn't actually bring them happiness. Although, when one has no home or a steady income, it is hard to have happiness when things are falling apart. Happiness comes in simple forms and you can find it through loved ones no matter what situation.

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I disagree, there are no set rules for happiness. Survival is not synonymous with happiness. You can be happy and have nothing and you can have everything and be unhappy.

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I completely disagree. People are selfish, what you need to survive is shelter, food, and, water. Just because you have these things doesn't mean you'll be living comfortably or happily. Shelter doesn't mean a house or apartment, it could be living under a bridge. You would be surviving but typically people aren't happy with just the things they need to survive.

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Yes, with more financial success, the more respect and acceptance people give you.

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I agree, many people have it so much worse and just being able to have a house and a stable income is just enough for me, some people would feel the opposite but honestly they're just spoiled and will take things for granted, be grateful that you're making it day by day with whatever you have

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i disagree, just because you have the bare minimum to survive does not mean you will live a happy life

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I think that it depends on the community but a lot of time this is true because money can be power.

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i believe this it true

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Yes, this is often true, and its sad. If you are successful and rich, and maybe even a celebrity you are basically worshiped as a god by the populous and are seen in higher regard. Most dont care about who you are, they care about what you do and what you have

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I do believe it's true people think that money is powerful

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I think money gains you respect, but it's not indefinite. People with lots of money often lose their respect due to their actions

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unfortunately, it is often true. money speaks.

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I think that this is true occasionally. If you have money but you are a horrible person people aren't going to respect you although they might accept you. If you have a lot of money and you are nice and respectable you'll be both accepted and respected.

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I believe the wealthy are far more respected than those with lesser. People with money are people with power and others respect those with power.

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it depends on if you live in an area with people that care about your valuables more than your personality

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It depends which people you are around, if you are around a bunch of other people with lots of money I think you are accepted and if you are with people who do not have a lot of money they might judge you or treat you badly because they are jealous.

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No, there are a lot of people that I know that hate wealthy people. Not that I necessarily hate them but... I think there are some people that don't have the luxuries that wealthy people have that many people do not have. And that wealth inequality often leads to disrespect so I don't know.

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It definitely depends on who the person is. I don’t think having “a lot” of money automatically gets you respect. You must earn it, either the way you got the money, or the things you have done in the past.

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I think unfortunately, many communities will solely respect and admire you if you are wealthy. But I believe that different communities and cultures have certain values that would prioritize actions and your character over your wealth.

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in our society today yes this is true but it also depends on who (people you're with and yourself) and where. But money does tend to come with power and more acceptance

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I think earning respect is more about your behavior and relationships. Acceptance might come easier for the rich because you're not being looked down upon. It depends on the wealth of other people in your community, but others might be wary of someone with a lot of money and what they do with it.

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I agree, money will make people want to be around you and see you as some kind of god, because you can give them what they want (if you disagree, see "If I Were A Rich Man" from Fiddler on the Roof)

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Yes, financial success is incredibly valued in this society.

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This is not true, I know a lot of people that absolutely hate people with lots of wealth.

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I think it is true sometimes because people who have money can basically do anything and is kind of intimidating

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I think in society today, this is true. Lots of people tend to accept newer people more easily if they have a lot of money. Although, it is common to be accepted truly with just being kind and friendly.

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No, they will suck up to you.

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I think this can be true but it shouldn't be. People shouldn't be respected solely for their class and money, but they should be respected for their actions and kindness.

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Depends on the community, and the culture. In western culture, I think that it's true.

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A lot of money is relative and changes ; accept and respect are bery different