How likely are you to break the law in order to make money?

Question

Just a little integrity check...You can say unlikely for a dollar..very likely for 1000 dollars...Whatever, really...I'm just curious.

Answer 1

How bad do I need the money? What law am I breaking? I mean I'm going to be honest and say yeah if I needed the money that bad I would break the law to get it. I'm not proud of that, but I haven't needed to do it yet. I have a job and make money. Yet if my life was at risk if I didn't go rob a bank then I'd probably go rob a bank. That's survival instinct though.

Answer 2

Very unlikely in all circumstances.

Answer 3

copying a 100 dollar bill its wrong thow

Answer 4

First, I thought I would never do that.  On second thought - I do odd jobs for people and don't report every scent to the IRS - so that is a little unethical, too.  Must repent now.

Answer 5

It depends on the law and how likely I would be to get caught. I'd definitely never kill, steal, or exploit anyone.  

Answer 6

If you break the law and get caught you get punished.

If you break the law and get away with it, you don't get punished.

Therefore, the only difference between the two is not one of morality (right vs wrong), but of people discovering what you've done.

I wouldn't have a problem with breaking the law per se', just with getting caught doing it.

However, ethically I would (unless my own life were at stake) choose to not hurt someone or steal from someone, law or not. On the other hand I really don't see anything wrong with going 5 mph over the speed limit or smoking pot as long as you don't hurt anyone, though both of those things are against the law (in the US anyways).

Answer 7

no.

its not worth going to jail forever to get sum money. cuz if i broke the law for money, it wouldnt be for no 10 dollar BullCRAPP

Answer 8

Since I have  a relatively stable job and make enough to get by, I am very unlikely. IF it came down to starving, or worse having a dependent starve, I would break the law in any way that I could.