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This is such a reductive argument. Are you saying that a private corporation is never responsible for its actions if they are compliant with a nations laws? Is
by hnarn 6y ago
This is such a reductive argument. Are you saying that a private corporation is never responsible for its actions if they are compliant with a nations laws?
Is there no limit to what you consider OK for a corporation to do within a nations borders, as long as the action is sanctioned by the government? Do all corporations have literally zero responsibility to uphold any kind of moral that isn’t enforced in local law?
- alienalp 6y agoYPG is terrorist organization according to Turkey and many relevant countries and even US officials don't deny its connections with PKK. They maybe freedom fighters for Biden but it is not seen that way in middle east. Especially to whom lost their kids in car bombs.
- hnarn 6y agoI didn't mention YPG and neither did the comment I replied to, which is why I posed a general question.
- alienalp 6y agoOkay then we have no problem :) But he is also not saying what you are asking if he is saying.
- ryoshu 6y agohttps://www.facebook.com/Proud-Boys-Canada-102480378379388/ https://www.facebook.com/Proud-Boys-Canada-102480378379388/
- SpicyLemonZest 6y agoI certainly would object if Facebook, like, handed over his location to a hit squad. This seems like it’s very far on the other side of the spectrum. If Facebook second-guessed an order from a duly elected government to remove purportedly terrorist content, I’d question whether there’s anything meaningful a government can make Facebook do if they don’t want to.