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I'm working in customer service and we sometimes have people who don't want to pay for a service we offer (fixing their stuff in IT). There are two options:
You tell me what you did when and ask nicely if we can fix it for free? You just did half of my work, of course I will make an exception for you.
You blame everything on us and want the service for free as a compensation? Bet I will invest more time to prove why it's your fault and therefore you'll have to pay for it.
For a plastic bag? Give it to them, it costs nothing and it's not worth your time and effort.
No. Working in retail is a direct exchange of goods for money. You follow the policies of that establishment, or you take your business elsewhere. You don't have an actual tantrum over something so trivial and get catered to.
I'm now in a position where I have autonomy over what I offer to customers, and I agree with your principle. It doesn't apply in this situation, though.