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Or both. You're assuming there was ever a dichotomy to being with. Many have demonstrated that a company can have "American principles" and short-term global p
by mikestew 6y ago
Or both.
You're assuming there was ever a dichotomy to being with. Many have demonstrated that a company can have "American principles" and short-term global profits and censorship at the same time. Companies have been doing it since China "opened up" in the 70s and 80s.
I would also request that the Senator from Missouri give me a specific list of what constitutes "American principles". I'll bet his list is at least slightly different than my list. But there I go, assuming that a solution was being sought and not just posturing.
- orf 6y ago> I would also request that the Senator from Missouri give me a specific list of what constitutes "American principles" You can get a great picture of his (parties) principals by his press releases. Yada yada relgious freedom, police are good, "radical left" is bad, planned parenthood is the devil etc. 1. https://www.hawley.senate.gov/press-releases https://www.hawley.senate.gov/press-releases
- mikestew 6y agoI was being ever so slightly facetious (I'm sure a MO Republican's views differ greatly from those of my West Coast Liberal(tm) arse), but thanks for the list as it solidifies what I was merely guessing at. :-)