> One could argue not all laws are moral and that following immoral laws is emphasising your own interests over those of humanity. This here is one of my all t

> One could argue not all laws are moral and that following immoral laws is emphasising your own interests over those of humanity. This here is one of my all time favorite false-equivalences. People performing sit-ins during the Civil Rights era, or women standing up for their right to vote are equivalent to a corporation that wants to run without paying for its drivers health-insurance. It's another example of the common trope in the news media of "we must cover both sides of the issue". Yes a cashier skimping you on one penny in your change is technically a moral issue - but it's really not. It's absurd how much our country is going to profit models that consist of nothing more than "make the same revenue, and externalize the costs onto society."