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In this context I would disagree... the "act" in question has allegedly already occurred, as such there is no way for the recipient of a "reminder" to make any
by darylteo 2y ago
In this context I would disagree... the "act" in question has allegedly already occurred, as such there is no way for the recipient of a "reminder" to make any changes to avoid a breach.
- TekMol 2y agoSo if someone punched you, there is no ethical way to tell them that it is not ok and that you have the ability to counter?
- darylteo 2y ago... when did ethics come into this? "I'm warning you" "Hey! Back off!" -- My disagreement in the previous comment had nothing to do with the alleged "threat" or the ethics of... it was the idea that it was simply a "reminder".