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Then why not lobby to have the rule changed instead of outright breaking it?
by hluska 11y ago
Then why not lobby to have the rule changed instead of outright breaking it?
- fixermark 11y agoBecause while company A is lobbying for change through the front door, company B is eating A's lunch by innocuously bending the law through the back door. History won't remember that A did the right thing; only that B made it to their next round of funding and A folded.