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Originally posted by Calum:
by the way, what right does Microsoft Nederland have to tell a political party what to do? how dare they poo poo the business plans of somebody who is not in any way connected to them? (well anyway i can't see how they'd be connected to Microsoft Nederland...)
They have EVERY right to disagree with the green party, and talk to whoever will listen to try and convince them. This is called free speech, and Microsoft, as everyone (including evil things) should have the right for this.
After all, if we don't extend this right to them, by what means can we call it an universal right? And if it's not an universal right, the step from there and censoring *us* is horribly small.
They, however, can't force anything ofcourse. But they don't, in this case.
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