Where does you morality/ethics lie on this one? I notice everyone comes with a PROVE it mentality about somethings Like Enron etc. I cannot PROVE anything in a court of law [for some it is like OJ . . . ] but I feel they did some thing wrong . . .if not criminal . . .immoral or unethical To me that is all I need to know Where as others need a blue print of the criminality and a fine definition and a closing of every loophole If you kill someone . .. you wrong I'm not concerned with loopholes, and legal gymnastics Where do you stand on this . . .do you need the Proof A-Z that can be used in a court of law or do you just need evidence of wrong doing not necessarily irrefutable evidence Rocket River
I don't get your question. Morals are morals and breaking laws means you're breaking the law. They aren't related unless a law is based upon a moral consensus.
We aren't voting as if we are on the jury, but just in general about cases we observe from the outside right?
yes I notice on here. . . We get to talking about various issues and then someone will scream oh that is just your opinion Like Enron Like the War various other things. . . somethings people demand an article by someone they beleive to be of some authority . . . . then other respond with an article from someone else who they beleive has some authority on the other side and I just wonder . . . if at the end of the day where does you opinion stick too Is everything just . . in the middle until you got every Fact tacted down I guess. . where is the point where you have enough knowledge to make make a stand. . . . With Enron . . .I saw enough folx broke and losing money to make an opinion I don't need to go through millions of lines of complicated paper trails before I say . . Ken Lay is Crooked!! He may not have broken a law. . but he did do something unethical Mean while. . . after all the crap they threw out at OJ I may say he didn't kill ole girl and ole boy . . but I'm almost positive he knows who did . .. . He knows *something* at the very least Rocket River