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Great counterpoint. Though I fear there is a moral hazard if ones wellbeing depends upon corruption, even far away. Corruption undercuts a stable and healthy so
by paulryanrogers 4y ago
Great counterpoint. Though I fear there is a moral hazard if ones wellbeing depends upon corruption, even far away. Corruption undercuts a stable and healthy society. Taken too far the rule of law becomes weakened, and that doesn't generally end well.
Maybe instead of fixing bicycles or facilitating scams they could just do honest remote work for richer societies?
- jimmydddd 4y agoRe: moral hazzard, it seems odd to me that the US college kids use this service without a second thought. I'm old (50's) and we thought having someone type (typewriter era) your essay after you hand wrote it was dishonest. :-) The only situation I can think of where I might have cheated without feeling bad was maybe using a calculator on math homework where it was forbidden?
- 908B64B197 4y ago> I fear there is a moral hazard if ones wellbeing depends upon corruption, even far away. I don't see it that way. There's no moral hazard on the Kenyan side (they aren't the ones submitting work as their own). The same way a gun or car manufacturer isn't and shouldn't be liable for the criminal use of his product. I could go on one of these market places and hire one of these Kenyan writer for completely legitimate reasons.
- MichaelZuo 4y agoThey could become more predisposed to participating in other future actions of corruption against their fellow Kenyans?