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That's all very well, but whistleblowers can find themselves out of a job without getting any result if they aren't in the right place at the right time. What i
by sgt101 3y ago
That's all very well, but whistleblowers can find themselves out of a job without getting any result if they aren't in the right place at the right time. What if the OP's dad was of a minority ethnicity in a tenuous position in a racist environment? What if the family were poor with a sick child? What if he was an only parent?
What if not everyone has the courage to do the right thing all the time because they are just ordinary people and not the star of a movie? What if they are scared and we don't judge them for that?
- EnigmaFlare 3y ago"Because I like money" is how corrupt practices generally sustain themselves. That doesn't mean the participants aren't complicit.
- sgt101 3y agoThere's a big difference between a corporate executive with (say) $2m in the bank that keeps their head down and lets corruption ride, and a college professor with a family that keeps his beak out of things. A really big difference.
- EnigmaFlare 3y agoYou seem to be trying to justify academic fraud as ethically acceptable for poor people to do. Is that right? Or are you just explaining how people could be motivated to participate in it despite it being unethical?