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> It's that anybody else who could have benevolently done the same thing, much faster, but without all the process, would be in massively hot water. Isn't this
by vulcan01 6y ago
> It's that anybody else who could have benevolently done the same thing, much faster, but without all the process, would be in massively hot water.
Isn't this how it is with a lot of things? The government can tax people. If I tried to tax people, that would be illegal coercion.
- andrewstuart2 6y agoIt's definitely that way with a lot of things, but it can still be super frustrating for anyone who would prefer to use their knowledge for good, but due to scar tissue, we know we can't. Scar tissue being both the laws as understandable and justifiable reactions to misuse by those with less admirable intentions, and from seeing the laws used to unjustly prosecute people trying to do the right thing in the face of authority who won't listen, and assuming wrongly that all they need is a demo to help them understand the severity of the problem.