Do you think it’s ethical to exploit loopholes?
By succeednow
@succeednow (1633)
Singapore
November 5, 2016 6:38am CST
At one time or another there will be loopholes in a system.
People who are observant or sharp enough will be able to detect these loopholes and exploit it to their advantage.
Just to give a simple example.
Suppose that the government announce that all citizens from age 60 and below will get a $1000 shopping voucher each and those age 60 above will get a $2000 shopping voucher each.
Of course, those age 60 will be “entitled” to 2 sets of vouchers. There is a loophole here.
The announcement should have been those aged 60 and below will get a $1000 shopping voucher and those aged above 60 will get a $2000 shopping voucher.
This may not be a good example as such loopholes are not usually made.
But my point is this : Do you think that people who exploit these loopholes are unethical?
Or do you think that they are “entitled”?
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@succeednow (1633)
• Singapore
6 Nov 16
@skysnap Yes, I guess it's a case by case basis. What I'm asking is: In general do you think exploiting loopholes is a case of unethical behaviour?