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To expand your analogy can you see the difference between: "A storage unit I know of never uses locks" and "The storage unit at 1234 Central Boulevard, San Andr
by altacc 2y ago
To expand your analogy can you see the difference between:
"A storage unit I know of never uses locks"
and
"The storage unit at 1234 Central Boulevard, San Andreas never uses locks, just wiggle the door a bit and it'll open."
I think most people would acknowledge there's a big difference.
- golol 2y agoYea sure it is a difference, but for me not outrageously immoral. I guess you can get in trouble though.
- Wytwwww 2y agoThat's not the same though at all.. A closer analogy would be publicly announcing that "Company managing the storage lockers 1234 Central Boulevard, San Andreas is keeping all of them unlocked without telling their customers". Which would still be wrong but you're implying that the business is the victim here when it's the complete opposite.