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I'd also imagine you'd have a pretty hard time convincing a US court that working with a US government agency is "evil."

• dragonwriter 5y ago
  > I'd also imagine you'd have a pretty hard time convincing a US court that working with a US government agency is "evil." The case isn't asking a US Court to find that. It is asking a California State Court to find that challenging corporate involvement in a particular federal action on the same moral grounds that the State of California was challenging the underlying federal action at the same time was reasonably either or a combination of (a) within the ambit of an obligation undertaken to raise potential “evil” actions, or (b) legally protected political activity, or (c) legally protected discussion of working conditions. (And there's a couple other things in it that could succeed even if those all fail, notably the slander charge about knowingly false information spread about involvement in public leaks.)