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> It will not be out of a sense of protecting free speech or desire for the public good Arguing out of principle for 'free speech' is often used to defend lite
by timeon 3y ago
> It will not be out of a sense of protecting free speech or desire for the public good
Arguing out of principle for 'free speech' is often used to defend literal Nazis even. Why couldn't they use it? Especially when corporations are people there.
- strangattractor 3y agoI agree - It is simply my opinion that regardless of the stated public stance the underlying reasons for whatever decision they make will be dictated by the Chinese Government. There is a scene from "Cool Hand Luke" where the Warden instructs Luke "You gonna get your mind right." I think Jack Ma got his mind right. Navalny never quite got his mind right.