What are they implying then, which country stands for human rights? Surely not talking about the origin country of Apple, mister author?
Neither, how fucking hard is it to understand... there is no one good country, there aren't good and bad ones, all exist on a spectrum of failures and successes
Some are better than others. Existence of some is based entirely on wars, genocides and invasions, while others do not engage in wars and are more peaceful.
Well you are free for protest something you don't agreed with, but wait the guy got caught because Apple snitched him, wow
Is this democracy ? or authoritarism ?
Protesting is only symbolic and reactionary, and does not get lot of things done nowadays, when corporations hold more power than people. Also, having the right to protest clearly does not go hand in hand with protecting human rights, as observable, as can be seen with India falling into the fascist BJP party's Hindutva hands, and USA's democracy showing its true colours with Biden and Trump being no different in terms of warmongering and suppression of countries that resist their hegemony.
According to what happened with George Floyd i disagree from you, the power must be of the people not govs and corps they exist to serve the citizens not the opposite
Well why would you disagree with me, I want a dictatorship of the proletariat rather than bourgeoisie. People must have the power, not handful entities.
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