Of course there needs to be an ethical framework across the board that goes without saying. The trouble is there seems to be many layers of unclarity whenever huge amounts of money are at stake and there are huge legal and ethical gaps that people use to hide and dodge both taxes and transparency. Both sides, many sides have fallen into places and are muddied.Some maybe much more than others. Until a full accounting takes place - I just don't have the information on all sides. I just know Richard Painter and respect his thoughts.   Jesus's life - He ate with the rich, he ate with the poor. He provided food to all in a miracle that did not require folks to say whether they were observant Jews or nonobservant, sinner or saint, disabled or non disabled, wealthy or homeless. He gave the bread, the fish to ALL. Heck, he accepted a tax collector as an apostle and he actually - oh my- held conversations with women both proper and improper.