> My point exactly. Somehow society has come to believe that insurance
> companies (for example) are fair targets for all kinds of abuse (ie: fraud).
> Again, an insurance company is really its shareholders and employees, and

Again, I don't condone / support theft/fraud, but how is it that people
are supposed to want to look out for insurance companies when it is clear
that insurance companies don't care about hurting their policyholders?

Assume that there is a business which is operating in your community, and
you are morally opposed to what service / goods they provide (ie abortion
clinic, strip club, "check loan" joint, etc)  Are you going to be as
active at opposing theft/fraud against these establishments as you will be
against, say a local church?  Probably not.

-Steve

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