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And why should a studio be allowed to claim a movie they destroyed on taxes again? I’m not interested in the answer, “it’s legal,” because a lot of things are l

by ok_dad 3y ago

And why should a studio be allowed to claim a movie they destroyed on taxes again? I’m not interested in the answer, “it’s legal,” because a lot of things are legal that should be illegal and vice versa, I’m looking for your moral reasoning here as to why this shouldn’t be made illegal.

gruez 3y ago
>I’m looking for your moral reasoning here as to why this shouldn’t be made illegal. If you read the thread more carefully, you'll see I never made such a claim. The only claim I made is that it's not fraud. I thought this was pretty clear with my earlier comment: > "fraud" doesn't mean "losing money in a manner I don't like", so I ask again: where's the deception here?
- ok_dad 3y ago
  The deception is that normal people won’t expect you can destroy your own property and claim insurance without being put in the clink.