"Do no evil" as a marketing ploy, even if they dropped that officially. One person's evil is another person's free speech rights, or ambiguity (forget the 2nd

"Do no evil" as a marketing ploy, even if they dropped that officially. One person's evil is another person's free speech rights, or ambiguity (forget the 2nd Amendment for a moment). It reminds me a bit of a commercial I saw: in slow motion, people of different races were smiling and holding hands (nevermind that they looked like models, all of them), with some motto about diversity. I think the sun was rising, or setting. A few seconds later: a Nike logo at the bottom. There you have it, folks, that's what happens when politicial discourse is about symbols and words (ideas) and most importantly feelings instead of laws and economic policy.