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[Conundrum]

Yes, I'm sure all the self righteous people here never speed or violate other rules or laws.

[Kes13a]

Yes, I'm sure all the self righteous people here never speed or violate other rules or laws.

tell you what, if you are caught speeding or violating any laws, I ask that you defend yourself with "its a bad law, you cant do anything to me" and see how far that gets you.

[Tint]

Yes, I'm sure all the self righteous people here never speed or violate other rules or laws.

It's one thing to speed or violate some rules. It's another thing to harm other people by violating that rules.

And people who use bots are screwing over the people who don't. Especially the ones on PS4 who can't even use a bot if they wanted to.

Yes the system is terrible. But using a bot makes it even worse for the people who don't violate the rules.

[MilkieTea]

Yes, I'm sure all the self righteous people here never speed or violate other rules or laws.

If you're in Jersey on a highway with every other car going 80 in a 65 lane, no one will pull you over (See this as sort of like using GPose and ACT and other, similar, client-side third-party applications. You're breaking the rules but... so long as no one is hurt SE looks the other way.)

If you're in Jersey on a highway with every other car going 80 in a 65 lane, while also tossing nails out to the car behind you, you're probably going to get pulled over. (Similar to how people using ACT to harass other players will likely get temp banned or have a strike on their account.)

But if you're in the middle of Manhattan going 80 in a 25 lane, you bet your butt you're gonna get pulled over, and also likely arrested for reckless endangerment, as your actions are now not sanctioned by either the public nor the law - and as you have put both yourself and others in harms way, you have no room to speak. (Using auto clickers to enable yourself to not be at the computer while trying for a house, causes direct impairment to others gameplay and is not sanctioned nor is it looked at as a "We won't do anything if you don't say anything" sort of deal.)

In each of those cases, you've broken the law - but only in one case is it acceptable.