>>They also say that they are obliged to follow the law of a country.
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>That's a good thing.
Are you serious here? There are laws and laws. If it's a law of a democratic country, I'll say "You're absolutely right" even if some part of that law is not of my choice. But what if it's a dictatorial country?
>> So, where does this all lead to? I tell you: A corporation that submissively cooperates with undemocratic landlords and dictators will loose all remains of sympathy of citizens of democratic countries.
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>What would you rather have, a company that submits to dictators, or a dicators that submits to a company.
This is weird reasoning. Please restate your question. :)
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