One law for all - Ignoring Subjectivity*
A recent incident in my apartment complex highlighted a concerning disparity: businessmen seem to operate under a different set of rules. While non-business residents may have minor infractions, such as leaving shoes outside their doors, businessmen often make more permanent alterations to common areas. This includes installing inverters, generators, and other fixtures outside their flats. These residents often justify these actions by claiming they do not harm anyone. It's not that businessmen are inherently evil or deliberately rule-breaking. Their nature, driven by the pursuit of maximum resource utilization – whether for profit, comfort, or other reasons – is precisely what drives prosperity. They are often adept at navigating government agencies, contributing to societal progress. However, this can involve bending rules, making deals with politicians and bureaucrats, which can be seen as ethically questionable. Politicians, with their own agendas, often benefit from these arra...