And in response to Phaze's reply to SoFunny, my view
is that the statement "to enter and leave at the right
time" is objective, unprejudiced. Ultimately, the choice
to join or decline the offer, to join and
to stay, to join and to leave is dependent on each and
every individual's judgement.
You seem to have completely missed the point. :)
Or perhaps I just don't understand what your point is.
Before I continue, I would like to clarify something. From this
point on, when I use the word "you" or "your", I don't mean you
JiangBenXiao. I mean "you" in the general sense.
The choice to join or decline the offer, to join or to stay, is
every individual's decision. Each person makes his decisions as
best he can.
But when a person is lied to, you rob him of his ability to make
a decision. You are manipulating information to influence his
decision making process for your own benefit.
The person is not able to determine what the right time to enter
or leave is, because you have misrepresented the status of the
company.
That makes you unethical. That makes you scum.
And like I said before, I can understand if you were lied to and
conned. Maybe you didn't realise it was a pyramid scheme. Maybe you
truly believed what you were told. You trusted your friend, or your
family member to not do you harm and you thought you really could
help others, and in turn help yourself. So you go out and recruit
wholeheartedly with the fervour of a true believer.
I can accept that.
But once you find out the truth, you have to stop. So what if
you have to help your existing downlines. That doesn't give you the
right to pull even more people into the scheme. You cannot rob
Peter to pay Paul.
