Originally posted by: Heisenberg17.
Yeh these are hypotheticals, the point being that the world isn't ideal, and sometimes you could find yourself in a bad situation where both options are bad to varying degrees, one significantly more than the other. [/DIV]
Whether you boycott cheaters depends on what emphasis you give it, cheating is a shitty thing to do, but it's not a crime, and definitely nowhere near as killing someone.
Like I said, no one is totally moral, that's a strawman, no one is arguing that, you simply can't be moral all the time, but morality is a spectrum, it's not binary. As a society we have a social contract, certain things we just don't stand for, somethings we tolerate to an extent, and if we have been wronged then we have system to seek justice. So when someone comes along and kills an innocent person, and then runs away from it, plays the whole system, pays someone else to claim responsibility, and then get away with it, while still pretending to be innocent, that's transgressing what we consider tolerable in society.
Supporting such a person is unethical, I have not seen a single argument so far as to why it's not unethical to support Salman, all I've got is - it doesn't concern me, if you can't be 100% moral in all circumstances, then don't bother, people tried to equate adultery with killing a person, and passing it off as equivalent - all of this amounts to a tacit confession that "yes it's unethical, but I simply don't care because my personal entertainment trumps everything".
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