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It seems common sense to prefer providers who are reasonably agnostic to who they provide services to. I would not use a water company that refuses to provide w
by cmcaleer 3y ago
It seems common sense to prefer providers who are reasonably agnostic to who they provide services to. I would not use a water company that refuses to provide water to political enemies, because what if one day you become distasteful to them and they turn your water off without warning? Nor would I use a service where if someone accuses me without evidence of something distasteful, the company’s response is to immediately suspend services to you before they fully understand the story (e.g. the recent Amazon smart home “racist” incident where nothing racist actually took place but a man lost access to all his devices and locks).
I want services provided by full-time service providers, not service providers who moonlight as moral arbiters.