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I would say that's more or less observably true

• otterley 5y ago
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  • missedthecue 5y ago
    I don't think every culture has exactly the same ethical framework. One can easily imagine a few different examples where that's not the case.
    • pessimizer 5y ago
      I think the question is more about whether you have the same ethical framework when dealing with other cultures as when dealing with your own, not whether other cultures tend toward different ethical standards themselves.
      • legalcorrection 5y ago
        Your consistent ethical framework can be to respect the laws (the de facto laws) of the places you operate in. For a whole country, part of any reasonable ethical code is something like not interfering in the internal affairs of other countries, which means not exercising legal jurisdiction over actions that take place in other countries and don't really concern you.