Re:Apple removes Fortnite from App Store after Epic attempts...
by dathinab on Thursday August 13, 2020 @05:47PM
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Law is meant to be kept , even if it isn't in you benefit.
That's the DEFINITION of "constitutional state"/"state of law".
It means the government can't just arbitrary bend the law if it fit's them on a case-by-case basis. If they want change they need to make a new law.
Even if Epic did act out on apple because of Chinese support the US has to handle the case fairly on basis of the facts of Apple abusing there marked power (which they obvious do, through not necessary illegally). Then, after or parallel to this they can decide how to handle the Chinese involvement, but this MUST NOT affect the given suite. That kinda what being a "constitutional state"/"state of law" is about. It's about being able to rely on the law being uphold independent on weather you family (or investors) might be crime lords or foreign powers or whatever.
That's the DEFINITION of "constitutional state"/"state of law".
It means the government can't just arbitrary bend the law if it fit's them on a case-by-case basis. If they want change they need to make a new law.
Even if Epic did act out on apple because of Chinese support the US has to handle the case fairly on basis of the facts of Apple abusing there marked power (which they obvious do, through not necessary illegally). Then, after or parallel to this they can decide how to handle the Chinese involvement, but this MUST NOT affect the given suite. That kinda what being a "constitutional state"/"state of law" is about. It's about being able to rely on the law being uphold independent on weather you family (or investors) might be crime lords or foreign powers or whatever.