[9YearLurker]

Why doesn’t right or wrong enter into this as much as some may think?

[ClearCase_guy]

I merely mean that I don't see this as completely black or white -- you either think Josh is a bad person OR you enthusiastically support child rape. I think a slightly more nuanced view of the situation should be possible.

I will say that Josh was wrong.
I will say that people who want to protect children are right.

So: Right and Wrong DO enter into this.

But can we can ANYTHING at all with a bit of nuance? Or are we mandated to simply say that Josh is a bad, vile, hateful person?

Because that seems a tad simplistic to me.

[ClearCase_guy]

My apologies! posted to the wrong thread! I think that’s the first time I’ve done that!

[ClearCase_guy]

I think it is important to honor your debt. It is wrong to skip on out it.

I also think that the entire financial system is a based on fraud and greed and is not workable at all. It's gamed by people like Soros. It will come crashing down. And when it comes crashing down -- when it takes a wheelbarrow full of money to buy groceries, a lot of people will not be honoring their debt. It's coming.

Some people will be the first to throw up their hands and say "The game is rigged! I won't play!". They will be both dishonorable and smarter than the rest of us.