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I'm a "Rule-Follower". Am I a champ or a chump?
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this post was submitted on 07 Aug 2023
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Depends on who your asking. Some would call this being a 'mindless NPC sheeple' and others would call this 'being a responsible and respectable member of society'. Check out the replies to the shopping cart litmus test. Some people justify their self interested assholery along the lines of 'being a free thinker untainted by shame and societal expectations'. I'm of the opinion these people are douchebags without a shred of consideration or care for anything or anyone but themselves.
You shouldn't be an unquestioning rule follower, nor should you be a sociopathic self intereted dick, I try to find a balance between the two.
Shopping cart litmus test: https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/256670690/
Thank you for bringing up the shopping cart litmus test. I had conceptualized something similar before encountering the idea online. I've always grabbed a shopping cart from the parking lot on the way in, and will often pull carts out of parking spaces and return them before I leave. I was delighted to discover r/CartNarcs, needless to say!