Re:Why single-submission policies need to die (and what to d...
by WarOnPrivacy on Thursday October 12, 2023 @10:17AM
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> You can fight for a good cause and still break the law.
I have learned it is unproductive to confuse laws with ethics; laws are not inherently ethical.
In larger governments, laws are commonly created thru unethical means and for purposes misaligned with the common good.
> A system of law that selectively enforces laws is inherently flawed.
A system that seeks to inflict all the penalty it can is a system that is doing harm; it has fully lost site of it's original purpose to promote a specific good. Having lost it's way, it is fixating on fairness and outputting damage.
I have learned it is unproductive to confuse laws with ethics; laws are not inherently ethical.
In larger governments, laws are commonly created thru unethical means and for purposes misaligned with the common good.
> A system of law that selectively enforces laws is inherently flawed.
A system that seeks to inflict all the penalty it can is a system that is doing harm; it has fully lost site of it's original purpose to promote a specific good. Having lost it's way, it is fixating on fairness and outputting damage.