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Is it acceptable for foreign owned entities to not follow the rules of a country? I think, probably not - the choice is to follow the regulations or to not be t
by edmundsauto 2y ago
Is it acceptable for foreign owned entities to not follow the rules of a country? I think, probably not - the choice is to follow the regulations or to not be there, like Meta in China.
- hellgas00 2y agoAlexandre de Moraes whims are now considered the "rules of the country", how quickly Brazil turned into a dictatorship.
- Hamuko 2y agoIs the US also a dictatorship since nine (or rather, five) unelected people were able to abolish the right to abortion, the Chevron deference and what else at their whim?
- ilikehurdles 2y agoA totalitarian leader flagrantly violating his own country's constitution is now "the rules of a country" probably because the guy you dislike is associated with the other side.