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Well, I don't know what to say, I think we have basic ideological differences. I think every situation is unique and needs to be judged in full context, you see
by resu_nimda 13y ago
Well, I don't know what to say, I think we have basic ideological differences. I think every situation is unique and needs to be judged in full context, you seem to have a more rigid moral code. If that act actually moved the needle on cancer knowledge, I might support it.
This particular situation appeals to my romantic and absurdist philosophies, it's ballsy and interesting if nothing else.
- mintplant 13y agoIn my opinion, it damages the arguments against such abuses of the patent system. A public outpouring of support for this case makes it seem like there's a double standard: that people oppose it in the typical context because of a general bias against large corporations, rather than a problem with patent trolling itself.
- wnight 13y agoWell sure. I doubt Kim lobbied for software patents. I oppose the use of land-mines in general but I support their placement in the boardrooms of corporations that manufacture them. Because heartless execs are nothing like innocent children. Context matters.