[xcoder]

There's always something unethical in everything.
Making good money by itself is unethical because other people will be making less.
Some people see doctors charging people as an unethical act since it should be a human act.
Other people think cars are harmful and driving them in unethical because it harms the planet.

It's all about degrees and from which angle you see it.
Why do you ignore the responsibility of people getting involved?
Is investing your money in something you know nothing about is irrational or unethical?
This is business, in order for you to make money, others have to lose it, this is how things work.

It's a permanent race, you can't be a business owner and totally take every "ethical" thing into consideration, you will collapse before knowing it.

I'm not only talking about GMI, it's just that "unethical" is overused and rarely applied correctly especially when the following becomes trendy >> "if we can't do it, we can still criticize it".

Ethics are very essential as long they're not overused.