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>which is typically not a desirable feature in a payment system. I think it would be desirable. Some people will get into specifics of which laws they like to
by SkyBelow 4y ago
>which is typically not a desirable feature in a payment system.
I think it would be desirable. Some people will get into specifics of which laws they like to break and which laws they want enforced, but my experience has been most people like the ability for some laws to be broken and it is a good thing in regards to some laws being unjust. It is hard to get a standard because we would basically be asking which laws are moral/ethical and which aren't, which is its own messy discussion, but in general I find most people want some freedom to break away from and to weaken the legal system in some cases.
Sure, it might be a bandaid to a larger problem, but a bandaid is preferable to no bandaid even if the wound needs a long term resolution.
- nh23423fefe 4y agoThis is incoherent. Some laws are unjust so I can choose what laws I want to follow and that's good because .... (implication that breaking laws causes them to become more just as opposed to more enforceable)
- sshine 4y ago> Some laws are unjust so I can choose what laws I want to follow It depends on your sense of justice, but ultimately, you have to follow your personal conscience also. Some are driven more by upholding the law and others more by their personal conscience. Justice is even above the gods. Human attempts to codify it is only as good as it gets.