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I don't understand this idea that seeking profit somehow ablates them of consequences. Just because they can make a profit doing something doesn't mean they sh

I don't understand this idea that seeking profit somehow ablates them of consequences. Just because they can make a profit doing something doesn't mean they should be allowed to continue, especially if the mechanism of profit damages public or communal infrastructure/resources/etc. Do you really want to sit by and let them ruin the web just because they can make money doing so?

ucaetano 9y ago
> I don't understand this idea that seeking profit somehow ablates them of consequences. Who's talking about consequences? I'm debating OP's point about "Google's (less than neutral) motivations/actions". It is a private, for profit, company, why would anyone expect neutral "motivations". The motivation is profit.