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[QUOTE="FromHereOn, post: 2639575, member: 137637"]
I appreciate the OP, but I don't know if anything moral needs to be inclusive or exclusive when it comes to poker.

Poker can appeal to a pretty morally polarized group to say the least!  I'd love it if everybody who played was a good stand-up/respectful person, but we can't accomplish that on any social level anywhere: Teachers, daycare attendants, doctors, military personnel, etc.

In the vein of freedoms, if a business is so emboldened to let a felon of any kind represent them, then I have the option to not partake in their product.  If somebody's Twitter feed lights up a competitor unfairly, I can unfollow... or I might not, just for the entertainment value alone (maybe I'm a degen too!).

Either way, to uphold social values and sportsmanship is a great way to stand out amongst the field and hopefully helps us make good friends.  At no point could I imagine that it's reasonable to expect others to raise themselves to that as a standard that represents poker players as a whole.  We're just not all good folks.
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