I don't ridicule the need to have senses of justice and moral righteousness fulfilled. I think they should be accommodated by legal systems. My point is that sy

I don't ridicule the need to have senses of justice and moral righteousness fulfilled. I think they should be accommodated by legal systems. My point is that systems must at least pretend to do so if they want public credibility. Ethereum, as well as things like IPFS that say "Your content is permanent and irrevocable, don't publish if you don't like that", are non-starters because they overlook this core desire to operate under forgiving systems. Many unfair or distorted legal regimes exist (including, to some degree, the American one), but they all make overtures toward these principles in some form or another. Ethereum et al must correct this if they want widespread adoption.