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Mozilla is not bound by Kazakhstan's sovereignty. It does not have to answer to anyone's laws but the laws of the state it is incorporated in.
by vinceguidry 7y ago
Mozilla is not bound by Kazakhstan's sovereignty. It does not have to answer to anyone's laws but the laws of the state it is incorporated in.
- badrabbit 7y agoI agree, and Kazakhistan can and should prosecute mozilla and attempt to extradite its CEO.
- MrMorden 7y agoNon-zero amount of work, negative benefit. Even wholly illegitimate states, such as Kazakhstan's, investigate legitimate crimes from time to time, and such an attempt would zero out any chance that government would otherwise have of extraditing someone who committed one.
- badrabbit 7y agoBenefit is to set an international precedent where random citizens or corporations hostility can be accounted for or ignored. The benefit is political.