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No. Eradicate this line of thinking from your brain. If the outcome is the same then the intent doesn't matter.
by Lammy 2y ago
No. Eradicate this line of thinking from your brain. If the outcome is the same then the intent doesn't matter.
- GuinansEyebrows 2y agoYes and one provides cover for the other.
- llmthrow103 2y agoIn fact, assume the opposite unless you have a reason to assume otherwise (aka a close personal relationship). Giving strangers/businesses that you have no connection to the benefit of the doubt when they harm you is a good way to get taken advantage of.