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The politics of this are strange to say the least. Why should a company shut down, or limit growth in a state due to a law that is political/cultural? I don't s
by ecshafer 5y ago
The politics of this are strange to say the least. Why should a company shut down, or limit growth in a state due to a law that is political/cultural? I don't see how them expanding in Texas is implicitly supporting this law, just that is supports their bottom line. If we take that line of thinking does Apple implicitly support dictatorships? Authoritarian states? Apple has locations open in many countries that do not have worker rights, do not have democracy, etc. This is a civil liberty sure, but they are otherwise fine on selling their phones without complaint. As far as moving employees there, if an individual employee has issues with the law they wont go there. There are women that disagree its infringing their civil rights, do their ideas not matter?