"...... but you DON'T want to draw the line when the CoC penalises you for a too slow rolling lap?
Consistency?"
Consistent because I believe that CoC's generally draw the line at the correct point for kerb usage but not for slow rolling laps.
"And both of us know that you BADLY failed in your attempt to decide what IS morally wrong in CHEATING about one rule while being all 'holier than thou' on the OTHER point. I know you are a Christian and I would remind you of the biblical quotation: Mathew 23:24
"Ye blind guides, which strain at a gnat, and swallow a camel!""
I'm certainly not Christian, nor any other religion. You treat morals as abiding by the rule book, I determine morality through my own sense of right and wrong.
"It is NOT for those who DO cheat to decide what it is NOT cheating or else Christo was NOT a cheat! The RULES set the boundaries, not those who habitually break them.... as you claim to be able to do!
Please don't dress-up your support for ONE type of cheating as 'MORAL'! All types of cheating, even if they ARE done by ME, are Immoral! And of COURSE I use/d the kerbs in exactly trthe same way that I controlled the (very rare) pole positions that I got...... to my BEST ADVANTAGE....... but I do NOT claim that it was 'morally correct', though!"
People determine morality, not rule books. As a perfect example, I believe state sanctioned murder (aka the death penalty) to be morally wrong. Should my position change depending on the country I reside in? Should I suddenly find the death penalty morally ok simply because I've moved to the US (not that I have)?
In summary, I'm happy with the CoC's enforcement of kerb usage (although I'd prefer not to have to use them) but I'm not happy with their enforcement of slow rolling laps. In the former, your competitor remains in the race, the latter they do not.
Dave
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