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No. They can do business with whoever they want as long as doing so doesn't break any law. The world will never fully conform to anyone's vision, get over it.
by johncoltrane 7y ago
No. They can do business with whoever they want as long as doing so doesn't break any law.
The world will never fully conform to anyone's vision, get over it.
- kalia35 7y agoI would not describe not imprisoning children a "vision" but a defense of basic human rights. Making money at all costs, this is a vision.
- johncoltrane 7y agoYes, "not imprisoning children" is pretty much a "vision", not even backed by international treaties. On the other hand, "making money at all costs" and "imprisoning children" are realities. And in the middle, there are those who: - threaten to leave GitHub if GitHub doesn't cave in to their demands (don't sell to MS, don't work with ICE, etc.), - and threaten to leave GitHub if GitHub caves in to the government's demands (close Iranian accounts, etc.).
- paulgrahamisvc 7y agoI take it you don't buy anything Chinese anymore since China does this on a scale of two orders of magnitude larger to uighurs? Oh no my cheap shit and my iPhone.