Tom and Jerry !

Ethics

'When the cat's away , the mice will play'.

I used to wonder, what makes people (mice) to play once their responsible supervisor (cat) just leaves the room .. This doesn't happen just in the last time experiment, it was a common phenomenon which i used to observe since my schoolings. 

The sudden freedom given to over restricted boundaries has driven people to go crazy once the boundaries are vanished. 

Is the sole responsibility of misidentification of boundaries? 

Isn't the responsibility of the of supervisor also?

Isn't the responsibility of the 'superior' power who defines 'such' boundaries?

I would say, it is the equal participation of all three stakeholders. 

All three are equally responsible for any outcome- either good or bad. 

We would have witnessed sudden changes in people once they migrate to new city getting relieved from the clutches of parents or guardians. Can it be compared to being unethical or getting evolved?

Is being 'legal' is 'ethical' ? If so, is the money made through stock market appreciation is 'ethical' just because it is legal ? Doesn't it have the bloated figures in the name of demand and supply?

Preamble of our Constitution says, the entire power is given to 'Supreme' authority and the Supreme authority shouldn't do anything that is unethical. It's absolutely correct, but is the question comes as : Is the rules are for the people Or the people are for the rules ? 

Why does a revolution occurs when there is misuse of power? Is the revolution is unethical in a way ? 

'Excuse' is marked as a 'sin' . Well, then why the legal rules have an option of 'warning' for the first time before 'punishment' ?

Ethics is the most confusing topic since i had the discussion about it recently. I am a person who respect the fact of ethics in my walk of life however hard it is . But, this topic discussion made me to feel that i am Unethical which wasn't the objective I suppose.

Is it ethical to make me feel uncomfortable by the word unethical? 

I believe, time would probably provide a better answer.