> They have no business defining "otherwise objectionable" elsewhere. The principles that I have describe also apply to other countries as well. So yes it is

> They have no business defining "otherwise objectionable" elsewhere. The principles that I have describe also apply to other countries as well. So yes it is absolutely the case that in other countries there are judges and juries that apply the law via the process of judges and juries. But once again, no matter what some other country thinks, on this specific topic, it is about a company getting immunity from USA enforcement. So all other countries do not matter on this topic, because this is about US law.