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> given the ample space between the law and illegality, it is hard for them to identify semi-legitimate postings from illegitimate ones. Would it be so wrong f
by tomxor 6y ago
> given the ample space between the law and illegality, it is hard for them to identify semi-legitimate postings from illegitimate ones.
Would it be so wrong for such a company to take a moral stance and just say no to sale of any land part of the Amazon forest regardless of local legality?
- childintime 6y agoWhat I'd really like is for the businesses we work at to get serious about their commitment to the environment (instead of doing token commitments). In particular they could invest or participate in a fund or estate, on our behalf, which would take the forest out of its current status of unclaimed territory. Facebook alone could likely buy a significant chunk of the Amazon. Instead we'd want it to only point the finger, also on our behalf? I'm sure Facebook would actually love to be required to police and to eventually govern us. It will misconstrue that we wanted it to. Let's work with each other, not against each other. A cry for more control and repression won't bring a smile to anyone's face.