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No it’s not, caved in is the exact perfect word that should be used. Specifically considering the language they used in their promotional material. It is exactl
by throwawayswede 5y ago
No it’s not, caved in is the exact perfect word that should be used. Specifically considering the language they used in their promotional material. It is exactly because they’re a company and they must know that they will have to comply with laws that apply on them that they should’ve either not used that wording in their promos or not cave in to legal requirements.
Saying they caved in is putting it mildly. You can even say the purposely misled their customers, and as of now, have not exactly owned up to it yet.
Edit: I’m also sick of the usage of the word problematic. Using problematic is problematic itself.
- EE84M3i 5y agoWhat action would you have not considered "caving in"?
- throwawayswede 5y agoStick by their supposed principles, or at least spend money to defend the dude they exposed. Basically they fucked up majorly regarding this specific person and they should spend however much to fight the chaos they have caused.
- aspenmayer 5y ago“We’ll see you in court.”
- maxwell 5y agoTelling the Swiss gestapo to come and take it instead of just following orders.