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> wide open for businesses to deny service based on their beliefs Should private businesses be required to disseminate terrorist recruitment material if it's n
by panarky 7y ago
> wide open for businesses to deny service based on their beliefs
Should private businesses be required to disseminate terrorist recruitment material if it's not specifically outlawed?
There's a big difference between terrorist recruiting and coordination, and the peaceful debate of differing perspectives.
> crystal clear laws
This is an impossible standard.
I reject the implication that anything not explicitly prohibited by law must be perfectly moral and ethical.
It would truly be a dystopia if private individuals and businesses are prevented from making any moral or ethical judgments.