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Yes. Especially if the collaboration was done on purpose, not just as a neutral provider (A/I is not one).
by Saline9515 21d ago
Yes. Especially if the collaboration was done on purpose, not just as a neutral provider (A/I is not one).
- 8note 19d agoas a neutral provider, they should still be punished for providing services to sanctioned entities of course, no limited to revoking their license to be a business invloved in transfering money.
- jst1fthsdys 21d agoWell, they never will be. So that reveals the real intention behind this action, like someone else said: elimination of human rights and political persecution. This has nothing to do with terrorism, since the people doing it are happy to be inflicting terror globally.
- ocodo 20d agoCareful now, YC will get added to the terror watch list for being... "statistically lacking in support for dear leader and his current executive actions/~~corruption~~ interests, (subject to change with the wind)"
- Saline9515 19d agoSanctioning an email provider doesn't have anything to do with human rights, just like breaking the cables of a high speed train because you want your communist utopia to be realized has nothing to do with democracy.