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Your post introduces an imaginary issue. The question is not whether a company "gets to decide social norms", the question is whether a company gets to decide w
by yqx 8y ago
Your post introduces an imaginary issue. The question is not whether a company "gets to decide social norms", the question is whether a company gets to decide whether it agrees with terms set by a government that conflict with the social norms of the company. The the answer to that question certainly is positive.
- badrabbit 8y agoA comoany gets to decide whether or not they'll do business in a country after considering its laws and customs. If they decide to do business,they don't get to pick and choose which laws and customs they'll respect. Refusing to provide a particular good or service because of a local law or custom is just as bad as providing a good or service in violation of local laws and customs. Either you're in or you're out.