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I'd say you'd need to look at the individual partners - any sort of integrity will ultimately have to flow from there. I suspect in practice most would like to
by Havoc 2y ago
I'd say you'd need to look at the individual partners - any sort of integrity will ultimately have to flow from there.
I suspect in practice most would like to see themselves as good people with integrity but ultimately money will override all but the most egregious stuff.
- MrMcCall 2y agoVery well put, indeed. I would only add that very few people ever admit -- even to themselves -- that they are unethical or even downright evil. Part of the delusion that convinces people to be amoral includes distancing themselves from the reality that we all have a moral compunction to be compassionate, even if most people fail to choose those paths for others outside their in-group. And then, once money is involved, those knobs are turned up to 11. And look who runs most of the world now. Hell, even the poors are deluded into supporting them, which is a Goddamned shame, but expected once you really understand human nature and the nature of the universe we inhabit. We are fully free to choose callous idiocy over compassionate wisdom, even to our own detriment.