Do you think a ufo hacker was morally justified in breaking the law?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/8172842.stm
or just a conspiracy lost plot candidate who’s been watching star trek too much?
Of course he wasn’t. And he knew what he was doing was illegal and that it was an offence in the USA for which he could be tried there.
Isn’t it funny that people have no compunction about breaking the law – it’s just getting caught and punished that really worries them.
Why so many people are jumping on the bandwagon and calling “foul” when (a) the offence is plainly obvious and (b) extradition is a legal entity is beyond me.
They are the same people who go to the ends of the earth to complain when someone else’s “Human Rights” are being infringed.
You can’t have it both ways – either the law allows for things or it doesn’t. Some benefit, some lose. Me? I have no problems – I just try not to break the law and am very unlikely to be unlucky enough to have my human rights infringed.
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