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> Frankly, my moral and ethical code is quite different to what is legal. Just an aside. This may be an incriminating statement to make, especially without ano
by leobelle 13y ago
> Frankly, my moral and ethical code is quite different to what is legal.
Just an aside. This may be an incriminating statement to make, especially without anonymity. I don't know what it is like in Europe, but I doubt an American lawyer would feel well knowing that a client has littered the internet with weapons a future prosecutor could find online with a simple Google search for your name.
I'm not sure what the benefit is for revealing this attitude, even if you do feel strongly in this regard.
- terranstyler 13y agoI'd argue that "having a different code" does not at all entail any illegal action. People often have very different opinions (for example tax laws), yet they comply with the given law. But then again, taken out of context (the "no harm" part), an eager prosecutor could use it (successfully or not) so I suppose you are right. Just as a side note: This is not how it should be, and ironically and most unfortunately, your statement reinforces my original point :(