I don't think that situation is profiteering, because at the end of the day, you've only done good. You helped yourself out, you helped your neighbour out and technically you made the market slightly more competitive. There are situations that some don't see as profiteering, that sure seem like it to me. i.e- natural disaster in Chile that has no real impact on the supply of oil, but it is used as an excuse to raise the price of gas 50 cents or collusion that results in market wide over mark up. There are products that have far too much markup, but that's just the way it is, and nobody will break the status quo and charge a fair price. Another example is gas prices going up immediately because the price of oil went up, but when it drops it takes 2 weeks to drop. Most examples of profiteering fall under natural disasters either locally or far away and the cases of the status quo. What really gets me is when there is a natural disaster, and the price of everything goes up because people have no other choice. Those people should be thrown in jail to rot, Worthless scum as far as I'm concerned.
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