I think the absolutism here is erroneous. Nomads/hobos may have less power, and therefore less incentive, but there is still plenty of opportunity to take advan

I think the absolutism here is erroneous. Nomads/hobos may have less power, and therefore less incentive, but there is still plenty of opportunity to take advantage of opportunities immorally. That's mentioned in the code. I've lived life travelling the world on a shoestring, hiking some of the world's most famous trails, living in cars, camping on beaches, etc. Of course it's a bit different as it's easy to do this and there are lots of backpackers about--most of them quite casual in their pursuit of freedom. Anyways most people without lust to follow the dictations of the almighty dollar (or other forms of power over others, like becoming a police officer) but still have enough ambition and gumption to put in the effort to do this sort of thing, tend to be really wonderful people... Occasionally a bit of the rails, though.