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Being complicit in state-ordered censorship is different than removing someone's embarrassing video when they ask nicely. And the fact that it was an informal
by obvio171 11y ago
Being complicit in state-ordered censorship is different than removing someone's embarrassing video when they ask nicely.
And the fact that it was an informal request, not legal arm-twisting, and that they complied anyway just makes it more evident that there was some form of tit-for-tat expected.
- talmand 11y agoYou could be 100% correct in your suggestion there. But nothing can come of it unless you can show the tit-for-tat happened and that it broke the law in some way.
- obvio171 11y agoI'm not asking for arrests, I'm asking for resignations or internal protest. This was an blatant ethical violation, even if perhaps not a legal one.