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I mention it because this post is appealing to HN as if we have some kind of government power to influence whether cloudflare chooses to commerce with those cus
by akersten 6y ago
I mention it because this post is appealing to HN as if we have some kind of government power to influence whether cloudflare chooses to commerce with those customers. Clearly we do not. That power is exclusive to the government, and "you may choose your customers as long as it's not based on a protected class" is the overruling paradigm. (To the sibling comment disingenuously bringing up the bakery case: you'll note the key words - protected class).
So that aside, the post boils down to either "so what" or "we must do something to pressure cloudflare not to do this", neither option rising to the level of intellectual discourse I think appropriate for this platform.
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- dsl 6y agoIf it is newsworthy when they are removed, it is also newsworthy when a company makes a decision not to remove them.