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> I understand food safety, drug and copyright laws are pretty lax in places like Somalia and Eritrea. Do you think the lack of copyright laws cause more probl

> I understand food safety, drug and copyright laws are pretty lax in places like Somalia and Eritrea. Do you think the lack of copyright laws cause more problems in Somalia than the US government funding warlords there, attacking with drones and running black sites[0]? [0]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CIA_activities_in_Somalia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CIA_activities_in_Somalia

nobody9999 2y ago
Nope. But you're moving the goalposts. Unless you're claiming that the Food and Drug Act and/or US patent/copyright law created the warfare and human suffering in those places. Are you making such an argument? All that said, if you don't like the US, its laws and foreign policies, you aren't required to live there or support said laws/policies. You can also attempt to change the Constitution and Federal laws to be more to your liking. And if you can convince enough Americans that such changes are a good idea, you can have everything you want. Good luck with that.
- willcipriano 2y ago
  > if you don't like the US, its laws and foreign policies, you aren't required to live there or support said laws/policies. Unless the CIA pays off warlords to implement the polices it prefers in the place you decide to live instead, as in your provided example. It wasn't a lucky pick, you could throw a dart at the map and get the same result. Further reading on why that is a silly concept in the modern world: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_involvement_in_regime_change https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_involvement_in_r...
  - nobody9999 2y ago
    And that has what to do with the FTC and Non-compete agreements? You've moved the goalposts so far at this point, I'm not really sure what you're blathering on about. But please, don't stop on my account. You're so obviously posting in bad faith, it would be epic if you weren't so bad at it. Have a great day. This is the last feeding you'll get from me. Now back under your bridge!

nobody9999 2y ago

Nope. But you're moving the goalposts. Unless you're claiming that the Food and Drug Act and/or US patent/copyright law created the warfare and human suffering in those places. Are you making such an argument? All that said, if you don't like the US, its laws and foreign policies, you aren't required to live there or support said laws/policies. You can also attempt to change the Constitution and Federal laws to be more to your liking. And if you can convince enough Americans that such changes are a good idea, you can have everything you want. Good luck with that.

willcipriano 2y ago
> if you don't like the US, its laws and foreign policies, you aren't required to live there or support said laws/policies. Unless the CIA pays off warlords to implement the polices it prefers in the place you decide to live instead, as in your provided example. It wasn't a lucky pick, you could throw a dart at the map and get the same result. Further reading on why that is a silly concept in the modern world: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_involvement_in_regime_change https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_involvement_in_r...
- nobody9999 2y ago
  And that has what to do with the FTC and Non-compete agreements? You've moved the goalposts so far at this point, I'm not really sure what you're blathering on about. But please, don't stop on my account. You're so obviously posting in bad faith, it would be epic if you weren't so bad at it. Have a great day. This is the last feeding you'll get from me. Now back under your bridge!