Is it right to do unethical things for money
By mokbul
@mokbul (616)
Singapore
November 9, 2008 3:44am CST
It is happening almost everywhere. In business, in jobs. Many people will do anything if he gets money. For example adding melamine to children milk. How people can do that?
5 responses
@bbsr13 (4196)
• India
9 Nov 08
Hello,Mokbul! It is not right to do unethical things to earn money.It is sin.But now a days people adopt unlawful measures to accumulate money,even a man would go to the extant of killing somebody for money.This is how morally we are degraded.thanx.
@princejayevents (1245)
• Philippines
9 Nov 08
It's not right to do such "unethical" things. Actually, it's really rampant. Wherever we look, bad things are happening and mostly are done because of money. Money is the root of all evil.
@mikeang (73)
• Singapore
9 Nov 08
Any unethical thing should not be condoned for whatever reason. The question of money or any other reason to get one out of the unethical colour could never give the excuse - if it could give the excuse because of some other more morally/ethically pressing issue it would NOT make it unethical. So melamine should not have been used.
@Ind3p3nd3nt (182)
• United States
9 Nov 08
Well, by definition, of course it's not RIGHT for a person to do something unethical for money, but this has been happening since the beginning of time, and as long as money/currency is what makes the world go 'round,it will continue to happen until the end of time. And it doesn't even have to be a financial matter...if a person feels they can benefit in any way, shape, or form by doing something unethical, it's a decision they have to make...and live with.
