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Well, lying generally, and in this case, is a means to imposing something on people without their consent. Many people do believe it is a moral wrong to impose
by perl4ever 6y ago
Well, lying generally, and in this case, is a means to imposing something on people without their consent.
Many people do believe it is a moral wrong to impose something on other people without their consent.
- sudosysgen 6y agoSure, but the ends do justify the means, at least to some extent. I really don't think anyone outside of the US thinks that stealing IP in the goal of (in their eyes) lifting millions out of poverty isn't justifiable. You could also make an argument that the other people are withholding something that could be used to do good for their own interests they lose the moral high ground. In any case, there is really no moral argument to indict them, it's purely a question of interests in this case, so let's not pretend.