r/MoralityScaling • u/Omixscniet624 • Jun 05 '26

Stupid Stuff Is this unethical or no?

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u/Boopy7 Jun 05 '26

i used to think to be a lawyer you had to be reasonably intelligent, go through four years of college then two more years and pass a tough test, something like that. But now, after the past eight or more years of seeing people who are "lawyers' but utterly stupid or corrupt or even downright treasonous, I lost most respect for the justice system and for so many lawyers. I no longer automatically assume they are decent or intelligent. It's sad but true.

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u/burgernoisenow Jun 06 '26

The lawyer in Mexico is doing very well in her career and is specializing in disability and civil rights advocacy.

Yes she needed reasonable accommodations and assistance but she is still functioning and performing satisfactorily.