Hmm - thanks for thew explanation, that makes it clearer.
But such "realism" sounds a lot like "the ends justify the means".
Would you buy some exciting piece of technology at 10% of the retail price if the vendor was a known criminal? (assuming you didn't have to worry about the legalities off your purchase)
I think that ethical considerations should be given a lot more weight than is currently the case.
The topic of sacrifice has been discussed before, in relation to the "war on terror" - what about everyone cutting their gas consumption by 10 or 15 percent? Most people could accomplish this without suffering too much and it would have a lot of benfits, not the least of which would be a reduced cash flow to Saudi Arabie.
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