> The mission of the company is not disjoint from the society it is embedded in. If it cannot be disjoint, then it seems like it has become a requirement for i

> The mission of the company is not disjoint from the society it is embedded in. If it cannot be disjoint, then it seems like it has become a requirement for it to be aligned in only one acceptable direction - hence why Coinbase's move is apparently controversial. Failure to actively support the standardized and approved message is apparently not acceptable! > This is just one more step in that direction. One more misstep. The combination of this effect with polarization means it's only a matter of time before someone realizes there's actually going to be a market for legitimately countercultural companies that reach out to those who don't walk the new party line. Since there's enough of them to elect a president, it's probably high time for some brave company to take you up on your suggestion that everything be political.