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I wonder why corporations that don't have a physical presence in other jurisdictions play along. Technically, a country can block services they don't like. It r
by golemotron 4y ago
I wonder why corporations that don't have a physical presence in other jurisdictions play along. Technically, a country can block services they don't like. It really is their problem if their citizens are choosing to use a foreign service.
Is there a legal reason to play along? Trade agreement violation? Or, is it just a matter of wanting to keep those markets.
- salawat 4y agoCorporations are suffered to exist at the whim of the State. Without corporate recognition, personal liability snaps into sharp relief, and suddenly guys with guns may end up knocking at your door for God knows what. Also, yes. No one wants to lock themselves out of a market over what could be easily remedied through implementation of a compliance program. That's leaving money on the table. In short, walk with care on the feet of Caesar. For you are small, and once roused to anger, said train has not been known to quickly brake.