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Old 04-09-2015, 06:39 AM   #17
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Originally Posted by Billi View Post
No. I had the impression that you said something totally different: it is okay what they are doing, it's just the law.
If a company is breaking the law, the legal system is there to take action against them.

If a company is not breaking the law, but the government decides that what they are doing should be illegal, the government should introduce the appropriate legislation.

But unless or until such a change in the law is made, a company should not (IMHO) be "vilified" for conducting business legally.
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