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At what point is Apple's policy on these matters equivalent to IBM's involvement in 1940s Germany?
by fierarul 6y ago
At what point is Apple's policy on these matters equivalent to IBM's involvement in 1940s Germany?
- supernova87a 6y agoThat is really a stretch. Need a sense of proportion. At that point, we should all first be protesting Microsoft Excel and Windows software, Ford Motors, all of our Wyoming coal producing mines, Boeing, and more, for providing products that much more directly enable China to do what it's doing, than someone's inability to write a word on a pencil.
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- finnthehuman 6y ago2017. But I'm just picking when Human Rights Watch reported on the internment camps. I'm sure I could be convinced that the date is earlier. I don't understand why everyone thinks they would boldly oppose Nazis like an action star hero, but when millions are imprisoned in concentration camps in China they're kind of like "meh."
- sieabahlpark 6y ago> but when millions are imprisoned in concentration camps in China they're kind of like "meh." They just cry "RUSSIAN DISINFORMATION" and move on with their life thinking they saved the world. Modern day virtue signaling is the cancer which our society needs to figure out how to get rid of.