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Crimes are what we decide they are! Criminalizing this sort of behavior is something that most Americans don't want [1]. Expecting someone to be ashamed for v
by tdees40 12y ago
Crimes are what we decide they are! Criminalizing this sort of behavior is something that most Americans don't want [1]. Expecting someone to be ashamed for violating a law that isn't particularly popular seems silly. Should Uber be ashamed for violating taxi regulations, when those regulations are hated by consumers?
[1] http://americasvoice.org/blog/fox-news-poll-confirms-path-to-citizenship-is-the-mainstream-position-in-immigration-debate/ http://americasvoice.org/blog/fox-news-poll-confirms-path-to...
- digitalneal 12y agoI'mma let you finish but let me twist your example a little further. Should Uber be ashamed that by violating taxi regulations, women have been raped/stalked because of how they operate?
- toomuchtodo 12y ago> Should Uber be ashamed that by violating taxi regulations, women have been raped/stalked because of how they operate? Does following taxi regulations prevent these events from occurring? If no, then of course not. The separate question is, can a corporation experience shame?