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So, it's citizens get to decide what is legal not what's moral. American law does not define morality. Based on american law,no law is being broken by Google.
by badrabbit 8y ago
So, it's citizens get to decide what is legal not what's moral. American law does not define morality. Based on american law,no law is being broken by Google.
If you're saying it's citizens get to decide morality,then which citizens? Is morality a matter of popularity? For example some might consider Google' core business practices thar involve stalking users immoral. On a different note most adults consider adultery and greed immoral but neither is illegal and you don't see people quitting companies because the company is too greedy.
- int_19h 8y ago> So, it's citizens get to decide what is legal not what's moral. The citizens get to decide both for themselves. Then they translate that to public policy in various ways - by voting for people who they expect to pass laws on what they consider illegal, and by e.g. boycotting companies that do what they consider immoral.