Would you rather eat a five course meal in front of 10 starving children or steal the bucket from 5 salvation army Santas?

Would you rather...

Eat a five course meal in front of 10 starving children

Steal the bucket from 5 salvation army Santas

No you can't give them your leftovers and you'd have to spend the stolen money on things for yourself.

Humanitarian

Oct 6, 2009

VintageLife

Eat a five course meal in front of 10 starving children

Nothing prevents you from buying extra food and sharing it with the children — the scenario does not forbid generosity
Watching someone eat is uncomfortable but does not actively deprive anyone of anything
Stealing from a charity directly harms the vulnerable people it serves, while this option leaves open the chance to help

Steal the bucket from 5 salvation army Santas

The Salvation Army's well-documented discriminatory policies make this feel like a less morally clear-cut theft
The scenario only specifies stealing the bucket itself, which may contain little or nothing at all

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Would you rather...

Eat a five course meal in front of 10 starving children

Steal the bucket from 5 salvation army Santas