Not speaking on imaginary behalf (and this is more personal belief), but if we consider the whole landscape of subtly announcing rules, this sets a dangerous precedent that admins can and will act however they feel fit; according to their subjective moral judgement, and subsequently do a complete 180 against existing rules (that scamming is legal), with the poor excuse of that they softly announced these rules (putting it on their status) or with no excuse. (Obviously, adding new rules is not inherently bad, however, these rules should be announced through the official vessels -and not simply on their status). What sort of justice is Graal trying to set when players are punished for crimes they realistically could not have known they were crimes in the first place?
How did you reach this conclusion?
"The world is being much helped by the suffering of the poor people" -Mother Teresa
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I disagree, they might not know they are breaking a rule but they are being selfish and doing something that hurts others anyway so why would they deserve warning. They were doing something that hurts others and they just don't care. Why should they be given the upper hand when their victims weren't.
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Correct me if I’m wrong, so you believe that since scammers are being, “selfish” and are doing something, “that hurts others and they just don’t care,” they should be discriminated against in the eyes of Graal’s law. Discriminated in the context of admins enforcing their power over gift scammers whilst only subtly announcing they will be doing so through their status instead of going through the proper vessel (making an official, public and clear statement that admins will be punishing gift scammers and denouncing scamming is legal); which would be an almost unprecedented move in other instances. And so you believe the deceit and improper procedures towards scammers are warranted?
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I am also wondering how far does your philosophy go- Should players who cheat on others, in graal, be also punished as they are being selfish and are hurting others?
Also what do you mean by upperhand?
"The world is being much helped by the suffering of the poor people" -Mother Teresa
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This isn't real life and even if it was, in real life ignorance can not be used as a defense. Also, they are not being discriminated against because that means they did nothing wrong. All the people that were previously scammed, know I wasn't, have gotten their justice. They were targeted for thinking they could trust the system and help some one while helping themselves. That is unless you want to take it back that scammers were targeted. That is the same logic as "I was targeted by the cops for domestic violence or theft." Plus if you are a scammer, they most definitely want you to have warnings because they don't want you becoming an admin as that would mean you don't have the proper care about other people.
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A lot of what you’re trying is quite disjointed and difficult to understand, but I will try my best to respond.
What do you refer, “defense” as, it seems you are insinuating that I am justifying scamming when in fact I am not. I am not ‘defending’ scammers in these sense of stating scamming as good or right. I am simply trying to make the case that these scammers are the recipient of injustice. Lets understand the whole landscape, it has been made apparent that scamming is legal thus it would make logical sense gift scamming would be legal. This year admins go undercover and stealthily punish gift scammers exclusively. Only small number of admins choose to announce they would be doing so in their status (after), leaving many indivuduals unaware that what they were doing was wrong in the first place. No matter how you spin this, this sort of justice goes against the proper procedures of era. As I reinstate this is an (almost?) unprecedented move from any other instances and to see admins go out of their way to involve deceit and disorder to their authority is disheartening and disappointing. I don’t care what you morally or personally think about scammers, the fact is subjective feelings should not bleed into laws and into the subsequent enforcement of law. The rationalisation of malpractice baffles me.
You’re moving the goalpost. Discrimination has no relevance to whether people do something wrong or not wrong. It is defined as the, “the unjust or prejudicial treatment of different categories of people,” and this is the whole point of what I am saying. Admins are exploiting their position of power, to commit an act inconsistent with official duty and the rights of others. This would be like police officers incriminating citizens for disobeying laws set in the future.
How is this relevant?
I fail to understand what you are trying to say here
If you are trying to suggest I am a scammer, well I’m not?
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This is quite the interesting statement. Personally, I beg to differ, what I said would be the testament to the universal compassion I have for people. I try my best to minimise any bias I have against people and don’t (try to) allow it to corrupt my judgement. If I sense injustice I’m going to point it out, indiscriminate to whether people are scammers or belonging to whatever group (if I am bothered to ofc).
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I am quite annoyed you have chosen to ignore my last two statements. This hasn't been there first time you picked and choosed what to respond to. It would be valuable to me if you answered my questions.
"The world is being much helped by the suffering of the poor people" -Mother Teresa
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