After paying their dues, should hobbyists who committed fraud be allowed back ?

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After paying their dues, should hobbyists who committed fraud be allowed back ?

View Poll Results: After paying their dues, should hobbyists who committed fraud be allowed back ?
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11-12-2022, 02:25 PM

G1911

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Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

Right, I was just exploring the limits of transactions at extreme prices, not suggesting it was analagous.

So when is it a 'moral crime'? $50 for a million dollar item you think is. Is my 1% (closer to .75% actually) case a moral crime? If we believe an act is moral or immoral, there logically must be a point where it goes from moral or having no ethical value and becomes immoral. It's not a slippery slope or a heap paradox. There must be a point it becomes immoral, if you believe buying a card for 20% below, still a bargain, is moral. It will be somewhat arbitrary, as most moral evaluations are, but an arbitrary limit does not make it a heap or a slope. We use them in our societal and personal values every day.

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