I do not understand why the economic self-interest exercised within the boundary of the law should always trump the sense of guilt. To test the argument think a

I do not understand why the economic self-interest exercised within the boundary of the law should always trump the sense of guilt. To test the argument think about a statement like "If you own a slave, you should feel bad" made around 1800. It was legal to own a slave in 1800, but it was still wrong.