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RE: 3 . . . 2 . . . 1
By danobrega on 9/14/2010 9:20:49 AM , Rating: 1
That is where you are wrong. They who right the rules are the rulers, not the enforcers. You're analogy to cops is flawed.

Here, I'll fix it for you:


The guidelines for citizenship review by Apple have been published now and and these are the "laws" that the Apple cops try to enforce. I suggest you have a look at them and tell which ones are wrong in your view.

Apple don't get it right all the time but they do most of the time. They don't say their laws should be imposed on all countries or all continents . Apple just says "in our country , on our cities , there are rules, this is what they are. If you want to live in a place with rules and cops to enforce them then come to our place, if you don't like that set up then there are plenty of alternatives. The choice is for the citizen to make. Seems like a lot of them like the Apple model of safety and rules.

You hyperbole and posturing about " I don't need to live in a country where I'm controlled by someone else" is just silly:

a) Nobody is controlling your citizenship , its just that you can't live in iPhone where your citizenship have not been vetted and approved.

b) There are plenty of alternative countries so if you don't like the Apple model don't live there . And if you don't live in North Korea then for Christ sake stopping fucking moaning about where you don't live in .

c) If you do want to live in Iran and you are desperate to get around the stoned to death rule for some obscure reason then you can just do illegal stuff at your own risk .

Really what is all this fuss about.

Don't know... you tell me.

RE: 3 . . . 2 . . . 1
By Tony Swash on 9/14/10, Rating: 0

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