> “But we also follow the rule of law in every country,” No. you probably make a good effort to follow the letter of the law in the jurisdictions you work in.

> “But we also follow the rule of law in every country,” No. you probably make a good effort to follow the letter of the law in the jurisdictions you work in. I'm sure you employ many talented lawyers to minimize your legal risks. However, the "rule of law" is a separate concept that your businesses obviously ignore. If you respected everyone being ruled equally under laws (or law-like concepts in non-government situations), enforcement actions like closing accounts for would involve some type of due process where the accused has an opportunity to face the accusation, see and rebut any evidence, and make a reasonable defense. Closing accounts unilaterally by your edict while refusing to offer any explanation beyond mumbling vaguely about "TOS violations" is a clear example of being ruled by men, now laws.