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<blockquote data-quote="Dannyalcatraz" data-source="post: 9675982" data-attributes="member: 19675">FWIW, classic examples of good people working with/for bad people can be found all over the legal system.&nbsp; Even criminals have a right to effective counsel.Just as a fr’ex, the ACLU has had its attorneys defending Klansmen, Neonazis, and the like when certain legal issues arise, like free speech or free association.(Personally, I had no qualms about defending the guilty- I avoided becoming a defense attorney in part because I didn’t want to screw up a case where my client was innocent.)Here, I can understand GG’s position.&nbsp; I don’t agree with it, though.&nbsp; I can’t see a path in which GG wouldn’t catch at least some flak for doing business with the current iteration of JG.&nbsp; Some things are not worth getting dirty for, and this is one of them.(OTOH, take my position with a grain of salt, because I have all of the original City State/Wilderlands, etc. from JG.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dannyalcatraz, post: 9675982, member: 19675"] FWIW, classic examples of good people working with/for bad people can be found all over the legal system. Even criminals have a right to effective counsel. Just as a fr’ex, the ACLU has had its attorneys defending Klansmen, Neonazis, and the like when certain legal issues arise, like free speech or free association. (Personally, I had no qualms about defending the guilty- I avoided becoming a defense attorney in part because I didn’t want to screw up a case where my client was innocent.) Here, I can understand GG’s position. I don’t [I]agree[/I] with it, though. I can’t see a path in which GG wouldn’t catch at least some flak for doing business with the current iteration of JG. Some things are not worth getting dirty for, and this is one of them. (OTOH, take my position with a grain of salt, because I have all of the original City State/Wilderlands, etc. from JG.) [/QUOTE]

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