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pdpi ◴[] No.43576908[source]
Fundamentally, rules almost always come with compromises — for the sake of making rules understandable by humans, they have to be relatively simple. Simple rules for complex situations will always forbid some amount of good behaviour, and allow some bad behaviour. Many of society's parasites live in the space of "allowable bad behaviour", but there is a lot of value to knowing how to exploit the "forbidden good behaviour" space.
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efavdb ◴[] No.43577332[source]
Example?
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1. pdpi ◴[] No.43578725[source]
A classical example of legal bad behaviour is that of patent trolls.
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2. biofox ◴[] No.43580321[source]
For illegal good behaviour, see Aaron Swartz
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3. jajko ◴[] No.43582424[source]
and reverse for legal bad behavior is how he was treated by system
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4. pcdoodle ◴[] No.43594104{3}[source]
“There is no justice in following unjust laws.”

-aaronsw