I would say yes. However, honest work within the laws that are in force in the country.
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Legality is no basis for morality. In 1850, slavery was legal, slave patrols were "law enforcement," and escaped slaves were "guilty" of stealing themselves. The Underground Railroad was a conspiracy to break federal law. No, real crime requires violating someone else's rights.
Yes, but if the only crime you commit is to not be there legally its fine by me
Here, we have a problem. For me, the law is the law (and it should be that way anywhere in the world).
The law is the law but i believe sometime it is fair to not follow the law, if your getting attacked you have to attack back even if its unlawfull, if you are living in a country in war and almost die for your own safety you have to act unlawfull.
Law is to be followed most of the time, but in some specific situations law can be not correct.
Modern economy need poorer worker to grow these illegal imigrants are perfect for this too
getting attacked you have to attack back
Self-defense.
almost die for your own safety you have to act unlawfull.
No
Why not just make those illegal imigrants legal then and then pay them a fair wage? Ohh, because the CEO's don't care about people, only getting more money.
"Self-defense" can bring you in a lot of judicaire trouble around europa.
Why not make them legals ? Well i would, i would but i'm not the one in charge. (I would legalize any good working, honest anf fairly integrated individual)
It mean that if you do self defense in most of europe countries you act unlawfully
I kinda agree with you on this, except here: sometimes is it fair not to follow the law, because in this case, the law must be 100% respected.
Yes but you got the point, its better to act unlawfull temporaly than to die.