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People become slaves of capitalism voluntarily
I think it is a dilemma for me with fraud, when you say: "only way to really make money somehow instead of working like a slave."
Yet, I am not sure that fraud only causes minor inconveniences.
I think most fraud we see here on the DN in the end just hurts big corporations, financial institutes and governments instead of individuals. But then again its hard to generalize and I am not an expert.
big corporations, financial institutes and governments
Do you have statistics on this?
who in return just raise the fees to make up for it, while the government is funded by taxes, ripping off the government is ripping off the individual via taxes.
The duty of youth is to challenge corruption.
I don't have to write about the future. For most people, the present is enough like the future to be pretty scary.
If you see fraud and do not say fraud, you are a fraud.
When you run a market you're already stealing many things from governments, including tax, which is easily classified as fraud. Many people aren't allowing frauds, but you shouldn't hold any stigma against frauds. You act like a wolf wearing the skin of a sheep.
P.S: Were you a fraudster in past?
Edit: All markets allowing fraud will not exitscam, that's not a functional theory. Best example is Agora Market, allowed all kind of fraud as well as guns. Dream is an another example, gave one month prior notice before closing the market.
There have been legendary fraudsters, JokerStash, retired without scamming anyone. xmr.to allowed everyone to wash coins(drug money and fraud money, included) without asking anything retired peacefully,
thesmilinghat, hacked banks and transferred money to orphan homes in Africa, etc
Power-lust is a weed that grows only in the vacant lots of an abandoned mind.
I did not say this, did I?
Fraud is basically committing crimes by logical reasons. I take something from another human, what does not belong to me.
What would this change about the present? I do not blame anyone who did fraud but changed later on in life anyways, everyone makes mistakes.
How can you call them fraudsters and in the same sentence you say, they did not fraud anyone? Than they were not fraudsters imho. They were loyal to their customers but helped in the process of fraud, therefore they are guilty by logic, don't you think?
This is awesome, sounds like a modern Robin Hood to me.
First, you hacked Pax Romana market, stole all coins and then you sold source code to a phisher, aka Godman666, where were your morals then? Wasn't it a fraud?
Lol...now you contradict yourself.
vetting and moderating fraud vendors is a real pain in the ass
Nevertheless fraud is a very big business, there were studies claiming it equals the global drug trade but vetting and moderating fraud vendors is a real pain in the ass.
What about Snowden whistleblowing to raise awareness, ShadowBrokers leaking LE tools, as well as BlueLeaks, can these fall under Fraud? I think, yes.