The T206 Titus Bubble

[tschock]

I fail to see any ethical dilemma at all when dealing with the difference between the want of person A versus the want of person B. Now if we were talking the needs of these 2 persons (food, water, inalienable rights, etc), that is a different story.

Personally what I find unethical and reprehensible is the assumption that "society's wants" trump and individual's inalienable right to "pursuit of happiness" when it doesn't impinge on another's inalienable right to life or liberty.

[ullmandds]

What I find unethical is when someone has a card I want that may be worth a few hundo...and just because I want it it becomes a $1000 card...now that's not cool!

[CTrux]

My apologies to the Titus collector. This discussion has gotten a bit off topic. For the record, the only thing I personally considered unethical was the hypothetical destruction of the cards, which was admittedly my idea and not something I wanted to attribute to him.

I just wanted to know if there really is a bubble. I'd love to get a nice PSA 5 but I don't want to pay too much. Thanks!

[MVSNYC]

"For the record, the only thing I personally considered unethical was the hypothetical destruction of the cards, which was admittedly my idea and not something I wanted to attribute to him."

Thank you for clarifying, as i didn't think that was the Titus collector's intention.