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Don't cloud the issue by juggling words to say it's not a menace. It says amoral menace, which means regardless of morals, is a menace.
by zandorg 18y ago
Don't cloud the issue by juggling words to say it's not a menace. It says amoral menace, which means regardless of morals, is a menace.
- umbra 18y agoClouding the issue? I think there are two separate issues. 1.) Amoral: clearly; they are a corporate entity, not a human being 2.) Menace: who or what are they menacing? If you feel threatened, don't use their products.
- ewjordan 18y ago"2.) Menace: who or what are they menacing? If you feel threatened, don't use their products." Well, apparently they are "menacing" content producers on YouTube by [!shock!] deciding that rather than renegotiate higher payments per view they would prefer to stop purchasing the content. I mean, how DARE Google stop buying the right to distribute someone's creations when the seller raises the price to a point where it's no longer profitable to be involved with the deal? That's evil if I've ever seen it... Yeesh.