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Emotions aside, why are we not allowed to discourage bad faith behaviour here? It doesn't have to be a legal rule, a social rule seems to exist already. We do t
by ImaCake 4y ago
Emotions aside, why are we not allowed to discourage bad faith behaviour here? It doesn't have to be a legal rule, a social rule seems to exist already. We do the same for many other actions.
- ifyoubuildit 4y agoOn HN? Or in this scenario? Either way I think you're allowed to discourage whatever you want (assuming you do it in a civil way). Not everyone's going to agree though. Some people are going to think/do things that you/I don't like. And sometimes there doesn't have to be some kind of resolution that comes out of it, some kind of trial and adjudication. Life can just go on regardless.
- ImaCake 4y ago>Either way I think you're allowed to discourage whatever you want (assuming you do it in a civil way). Yeah I think this is a good way to approach this. Absolutist views tend to be problematic. Society functions by breaking a lot of rules.