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> Hell, I can think of plenty of laws I think are bad or not applicable > Did he feel bad about that fraud? Do you think he thought it was bad? There's a worl
by FireBeyond 2y ago
> Hell, I can think of plenty of laws I think are bad or not applicable
> Did he feel bad about that fraud? Do you think he thought it was bad?
There's a world of difference between "I think drug possession laws are inappropriate" or other capricious or arbitrary laws, and a person who thinks:
"It's alright for me to deceive and defraud people, because I don't see that as wrong".
- s1artibartfast 2y agoIm not arguing that they are they are equivalent. I think I have better morals that SBF. What I am saying is that I think SBFs thought process was closer to: "It's alright for me to deceive and defraud people, because I don't see that as wrong" than "I think I am doing a morally bad thing with no justification and am a bad guy for doing it" Most people perceive themselves in a good light and justify their actions to themselves, even if an outsider doesnt like their action. I guess Im not very clear on this, because the other poster keeps replying with "but they know they were breaking the law", which seems entirely beside the point.