SpookySkelly222

Just copy and pasted what I asked in /r/PanamaPapers Written laws are like spiders’ webs; they will catch, it is true, the weak and poor, but would be torn in pieces by the rich and powerful. - Anacharsis Do you agree to this quote? If so, what do you think would be the best remedy? Should we enforce ethics "morally" (like shaming a person or honoring people who do good) or do something more tangible like passing and enforcing laws that target the rich and powerful? Also another quote though I've lost the source, but it goes to the effect that "hacking is the peoples' weapon against the corrupt". Do you agree to this? Does it validate hacking as a means to deliver justice? Do the people need to resort to underhanded methods in order to fight back, like revolutions, assassinations, hacking, etc... as what previously happens in history? Thanks for doing this AMA. :) I was deeply disturbed but at the same time not surprised when this all broke out. Hope Unaoil doesn't go forgotten because of this.