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> You mean like America? Yes, like America. This may shock you, but America isn't always right.
by nostromo 8y ago
> You mean like America?
Yes, like America. This may shock you, but America isn't always right.
- fao_ 8y ago> Yes, like America. This may shock you, but America isn't always right. That was exactly your parent's point?
- hueving 8y agoSo whataboutism is a valid justification to continue the practice?
- __s 8y agoThey're arguing that US companies are afraid of the EU behaving like the US, & then asserting that the EU will not behave like the US
- jessaustin 8y agoIt's always wrong to be the first in the thread to invoke "whataboutism".
- HumanDrivenDev 8y agoExactly. It's possible to criticise what the EU are doing without thinking the United States does everything right - or even that it does it better. Disappointing to see so many EU apologists defaulting to whataboutism.