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But much like with the US government spying, China's laws permit them to spy. It was all legal. So what's the big deal? ;)
by lawnchair_larry 13y ago
But much like with the US government spying, China's laws permit them to spy. It was all legal. So what's the big deal? ;)
- tluyben2 13y agoI know/hope you are kidding, but I still feel the need to respond. That whatever is legal or not can still go against your own feel of right or wrong. Who cares if something is legal somewhere and you don't agree with it. There are probably many examples of things legal in countries you visit which your moral compass would prevent you from taking part in. My personal annoyance being bullfighting in Spain (where I live 4 months of the year).
- lawnchair_larry 13y agoI was going to add the </sarcasm> tag, but settled on the wink emoticon. I did think it might be too subtle. Sadly, it's only subtle because there are crazies around here and in the government who actually use that as an argument.
- tluyben2 13y agoYeah, I know people who use that as argument; that's why I responded.
- alan_cx 13y ago"Legal" does not equal "ethical" or "moral", in any country.