So you have to have law enforcement, that’s just a fact. So no police isn’t an option, you can have different police, but not no police.

It absolutely isn’t what things mean in legal terminology and case law is not always or often equivalent to their meaning in plain English. For example legally many countries are in fact companies, a legal requirement, that does not mean that the United Kingdom is a person even though the UK Government operates…

That isn’t what that legal definition means nor implies. Maybe add law to the list of things you should study.

Counterpoint if all fiction was based on blandly politically correct people it would be very boring and have very little actual meaning.

Clearly you live in some alternate bizarre reality with a pretty poor grasp of the English language.

Corporations aren’t people, but people run corporations, you don’t seem to grasp the difference in that. By forcing a collective non democratic non political group your are abrogating the rights of anyone that’s a part of it. And you are also ignoring the fact that it is a meaningless statement that nothing can be…

Corporations aren’t public figures, people that run corporations are public figures, big difference. And no you categorically don’t have the right, no matter how high profile you are you have the right to privacy, free speech and silence those are RIGHTS you can’t take rights to protect others unless it threatens…

Yes it is, when was the last time you accosted a stranger in the street and demanded to know their opinion.

You don’t usually go around stating facts or being forced to. The definition of politics:

Is it surprising, racism is alive within every community as is sectarianism etc. etc. Anyone that’s been outside the US and visited other countries will see that you get Racism in basically every European country, every African country and every Asian country and it follows more ethnic lines rather than racial ones.…

From a practical perspective for best performance it kind of has to be. There is a reason all PCS are generally in a vertical configuration unless you are using pretty unpractical cooling solutions i.e. like in a server rack which you wouldn’t put anywhere near your home.

Because that is how the English language and the definition of political belief works? There really isn’t such a thing as a political fact, and there are always alternatives, and therefore it is always a belief.

Two wrongs don’t make a right.

And we lambast them for it, criticize them and regulate them for that. You also find that companies and corporations engaged in politics do so either at the discretion of their owner, in which case it is their beliefs and political ideals, or because it is in the interest of the shareholder. As a corporation you have…

Anyone that enforce thought and belief is a fascist, which should also be opposed. A key cornerstone of western society is freedom of speech and thought, that includes the right to both those things being private, the idea of forcing or shaming into a particular thought or speech is repugnant.

Bullshit, you can’t deny someones fundamental rights to free speech and thought, which is exactly what you are saying. You have the ABSOLUTE right to say nothing, you have the ABSOLUTE right to think whatever you please. That doesn’t mean you are for or against any position and it is fundamentally immoral and unjust…

You missed the key part of the statement:

No kind of nonsense, in every other topic of politics, and this is politics. Companies are rightly lambasted and hounded for interference.

But what has that got to do with anything, it’s a corporate entity not a person, even if it was a person we don’t live in the world of the thought police.

So they refuse to say something that has nothing to do with their business, but otherwise appear to be a company that supports diversity in it’s normal operations. What kind of nonsense is this.