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> But describing that situation I quoted above, and saying "there is nothing wrong with this," is pretty debatable! "There is nothing wrong with this" in conte
by balfirevic 7y ago
> But describing that situation I quoted above, and saying "there is nothing wrong with this," is pretty debatable!
"There is nothing wrong with this" in contexts like these usually means "nothing morally wrong".
- pbhjpbhj 7y agoSeems there's a pretty obvious argument why artificial scarcity purely for financial gain is wrong, assuming the goods provide a benefit of some kind (and if they don't then there are ready arguments not to sell them at all).
- tonyedgecombe 7y agoIt seems pretty obvious why it isn’t wrong in this case and that is that there is no general shortage of keyboards. Someone buying one of these isn’t going to deprive anybody else from buying a keyboard for their computer.