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The "hardball" approach isn't always the best. If you play hardball and lose, you permanently lower your power and influence.
by qq66 16y ago
The "hardball" approach isn't always the best. If you play hardball and lose, you permanently lower your power and influence.
- vdm 16y agoWhere can I sign up for your newsletter?
- johngalt 16y agoI agree and the comment was mostly tongue-in-cheek. But it does make you wonder about local legislative bodies, and their jurisdiction. Let's say tomorrow some country decides that any website their citizenry has access to is taxable. At what point does a company just say "not worth it". That decision would have a more to do with the wealth and power of the country than objective merit of the claims.