[frankilroy]

If you don't like somebody, why not plot against them?

Where does the ethical "wrong" step in?

[Birchington]

The ethical wrong emerges if you intend to cause harm to someone.

[K1erz]

Not at all. It is the nature of our competitive society. If one was hoping to behave like this in a more egalitarian society then of course, it would be heresy. But it's not an equal society; it has emerged from the slime of the earth, characterised by it's unceasing committment to greed and conspiracy against another. Go ahead!

[LolaRosie]

I personally think its fine as long as you dnt actually cary out any serious actions, making the plot is fine but carrying out is something different

[Billton]

Plotting?
Sounds a bit creepy to me, never really crossed my mind before

[S12345]

I don't believe it is. Most people are generally selfish, greedy, judgemental and competitive. It is a good way to get ahead of the game. Gather information, always have one up on your potential enemies. Play with the unpredictability of the world.

Na j/k don't hurt people, it's bad m'kay? Always comes back to bite you in the ass.

[Belowski]

Nothing wrong with thinking about it. Who hasn't at one time or another? But anything more than thinking about it could create damaging evidence against you, including the posting of questions like this.

"It is our choices, Harry, that show what we truly are, far more than our abilities." - Albus Dumbledore

Hmmm, perhaps that quote doesn't fit perfectly. But basically what I'm saying is, it's usually only wrong if you choose to act upon those thoughts.

[sangston]

(Original post by LolaRosie)
I personally think its fine as long as you dnt actually cary out any serious actions, making the plot is fine but carrying out is something different

Why?

[LolaRosie]

(Original post by sangston)
Why?

cause its creative, i dnt know?!?!

[hema=hot and gold]

(Original post by Belowski)
Nothing wrong with thinking about it. Who hasn't at one time or another? But anything more than thinking about it could create damaging evidence against you, including the posting of questions like this.

"It is our choices, Harry, that show what we truly are, far more than our abilities." - Albus Dumbledore

Hmmm, perhaps that quote doesn't fit perfectly. But basically what I'm saying is, it's usually only wrong if you choose to act upon those thoughts.

Hmm.. why is it wrong to act upon those thoughts?