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OK so if I understand you right, you're implying that it's only “technically” illegal but it won't be enforced?

• pinkmuffinere 1y ago
  Ya, it's a fair question, my claim isn't very clear in my comment. I think there are two elements that I care about: 1. Exactly what you said, it's illegal but is seldom enforced 2. I would rather break the law to improve the world, than to follow the law and watch it fall into chaos.
  • Timwi 1y ago
    I'm with you on #2, but even more than that, I'd rather live in a world in which detrimental laws are easier to change/fix...
    • pinkmuffinere 1y ago
      Ya, that's fair, and very noble of you. I think this sort of thing is often the divide between engineering and politics. Engineers want to do the thing. Politicians want to make it easier to do the thing. I realize those are loose definitions, and I'm just some internet guy, but I like my definitions. As you get promoted, you move away from engineering, and further into politics. Personally I don't have the patience for much politics, even though i recognize that it is good and important. All that to say -- I think you should be promoted :)