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That doesn't logically follow. The law is not an infallible and perfect representation of ethics. In some cases, to do the right thing ethically, breaking the l
by ClassyJacket 9y ago
That doesn't logically follow. The law is not an infallible and perfect representation of ethics. In some cases, to do the right thing ethically, breaking the law is even necessary.
- foldr 9y agoIn rare cases, yes. But you obviously can't justify breaking the law on the grounds that you'll make more money that way. Uber is not engaging in genuine acts of civil disobedience. It's trying to make a fast buck regardless of the effect on anyone else. Intent matters.