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I'm just going to put this out there. Maybe, instead of debating what the current laws are we should be debating how we regulate/govern/exist in the thing that
by teclordphrack2 6y ago
I'm just going to put this out there.
Maybe, instead of debating what the current laws are we should be debating how we regulate/govern/exist in the thing that is the reality we live in and see coming to fruition.
I totally think that if the feds(most powerful force we have today on the planet) decide you did something wrong they will find you did.
THAT IS REALLY WHAT IS AT ISSUE IN THIS SITUATION.
Citizens of the united states have no right to redress their grievances against the united states outside of the united states. EVEN WHEN THEY ARE AS LARGE AS GOOGLE.
Let me be clear. I AM NOT CALLING ON THE COMPLETE USURPATION OF THE USA'S LEGAL AUTHORITY.
I do think that certain issues that have a international legal consequence are going to be needed if the usa does not want to lose prowess in this area.
In all honesty google should just shutdown for 1,..2, ...3,... 7 days and extort the gov to actually operate in a legal manner.
- csharptwdec19 6y ago> In all honesty google should just shutdown for 1,..2, ...3,... 7 days and extort the gov to actually operate in a legal manner. Just speaking logically... considering how rarely another government doesn't suffer consequences for such shenanigans... how do you think that would go for a corporation? Long term, probably not well.