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Royal Navy Mole
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its not fair to call somone a scumbag without knowing their position and what influenced them to make a bad decision.
for example:
a highly paid banker gets demoted to a minimum wage admin and finance operator, one day when he finishes work and a blacked out BMW pulls up, rolls down the window, shows him a suitcase full of cash and asks him if he would be prepared to share some account numbers and sort codes. What do you think he would do?
yes what he did was wrong, but, in certain situations people are usually willing to be disloyal to their country or corporation, maybe some terrorists had his family captive? maybe they offered him millions?
and thus, i feel your assumption is unfair.
for example:
a highly paid banker gets demoted to a minimum wage admin and finance operator, one day when he finishes work and a blacked out BMW pulls up, rolls down the window, shows him a suitcase full of cash and asks him if he would be prepared to share some account numbers and sort codes. What do you think he would do?
yes what he did was wrong, but, in certain situations people are usually willing to be disloyal to their country or corporation, maybe some terrorists had his family captive? maybe they offered him millions?
and thus, i feel your assumption is unfair.
gogeta said:
You clearly don't realise the potential consequences of this. Imagine our whole nuclear launching sub fleet was taken out due to the enemy knowing exactly where they are. This is nothing like someone working for a bank, this is a matter of national security.
gogeta said:
There is a big difference, in my opinion, between having your family's lives at risk and just a ton of money. If someone asked me to do something like that for tons of money I would not do it. If I had to do the same thing to save my family, then I would probably do it.
