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>>1112051
no its not

No, but how else are you going to get a factory new statrak dragon lore bayonet?

>>1112051
No. I mean if it's a matter of survival I can see it being understandable. But scamming is pretty low and way too risky. Even rich ass old white dudes do time for scamming.

Depends.

Scamming a million idiots out of a dollar? That's whatever. They should have known better, but at the end of the day it's only a dollar.

Scamming 100 old people out of their retirement funds? That's low and cold and just wrong.

Is scamming ethical? What kind of stupid ass question is that?

Scamming is never ethical, mmkay? Now whether it's justifiable or not may be open to interpretation.

I talk to people every day who are just begging for it. People who conduct thier finances with such recklessness that scamming them wouldn't even hurt them.

Not to say I would do it. I just mean it has become easy for me to understand how it happens so often.

please tell me this is bait

>>1112984
If it were justifiable would it be ethical?

>>1112092
What about if you scam a scammer?

Wouldn't that be ethical?

>>1114605
>Defendant: "I stole his money because he bought his wife a REAL FUR coat and that is animal cruelty
>Judge: "That is a confession. I will give you your sentence tomorrow."

>>1114667
I mean more along the lines of scamming ISIS out of a few $$$

>>1114674
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_mercury

http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/hunt-red-mercury-isis-tricked-into-chasing-after-mythical-nuclear-bomb-substance-1529789

>>1114674
http://www.today.com/money/dont-try-home-women-scam-isis-out-travel-money-t37201

>>1112051
>is something unethical ethical?