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If an entity exists for the purpose of subverting the exercise of legitimate government powers then the government in question should just bomb it flat. Toleran
by jeffbee 3y ago
If an entity exists for the purpose of subverting the exercise of legitimate government powers then the government in question should just bomb it flat. Tolerance would be dereliction of duty.
Of course, Proton is not such an entity, but they are happy that you have fooled yourself into paying for this imaginary property.
- illiac786 3y agoHmmm, you're not a fan of civic disobedience and balance of powers it appears. I think abuse of power by government is common and wanting to get protection against it is a fair ask. And luckily this is not illegal in some countries. Finally, some government are not representing the people at all (dictatorship) and I am lucky I do not live in such a country, because then the existence of proton has a whole other level of merits.
- Ancapistani 3y agoI almost downvoted this, but decided to rebut instead. How far should this extend, in your opinion? Should the US be bombing cartels in Mexico? How about manufacturers of illicit goods like “Glock switches” in China? Tax avoidance firms in the US? The company registration division of the Turks and Caicos? How about the headquarters of domestic companies found to be in violation of federal regulations?