[free-sklyarov] Seybold session yesterday

[DeBug]

>>OK - and what if this "contract" (license agreement) says that only
>>_white_ people should read this book?

CRM> You've asked the wrong person for the answer you're looking for, I 
CRM> think.  I think that that if you don't like that contract, you shouldn't 
CRM> buy that book.  In fact, if a company is exercising racist policies like 
CRM> that, I think you should refuse to do any business with that company 
CRM> whatsoever, and publicize the policies far and wide.  Drive them out of 
CRM> business.
I think that "don't like don't buy" doctrine is not good.
Not any contract can be accepted by society, there are things
society can not tolerate and doing nothing (not buying) is not
enough, Imagine a situation were 100-200 businessmen occupy
all businesses (highly automated with robots and computers)
and leave no space for other people... Now they can decide to sell
their products to each other only (and probably to their family members)
In fact they do not need other people neither as workforse nor as consumers
Should the rest of the world sit and wait ?



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