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From the perspective of someone not living in the US, how on earth would one be expected to know what "the law" in California is?
by 0xFF0123 5y ago
From the perspective of someone not living in the US, how on earth would one be expected to know what "the law" in California is?
- the_optimist 5y agoPart of the premise of the nation state is that you don't need to abide by other countries' laws. If you're doing business within that nation state, you're required to operate by their laws.
- krisoft 5y agoQuick, someone tell that to Julian Assange. :) Or all the webpages which choose to implement GDPR by blocking european visitors.
- the_optimist 5y agoI agree with you. The networks allow incursion, the law seems to allow for excursion.
- hnfong 5y agowhen they invented the legal principle of "ignorance of the law is no defence", most common people were illiterate. That didn't stop them from making people guilty for committing crimes they didn't know were crimes.