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0 pointsthfuran11d ago0 comments

>You have the right to not provide custom software and firmware and technical documentation,

Just like all food sellers have the right not to provide documentation on the ingredients and nutrition of their products?

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tt2411d ago

Correct. I buy food from vendors on the beach in foreign countries - it has no documentation. It’s a consensual transaction I choose to engage in.

kulahan11d ago

In the context of this discussion, who cares what's possible in foreign countries?

tt2411d ago

> Just like all food sellers have the right not to provide documentation on the ingredients and nutrition of their products?

I agree that they should have this right. My personal anecdote explains that the citizens of other countries do have this right without the world falling apart.

thfuranOP11d ago

>in foreign countries

It may surprise you to learn that this is not within the purview of Montana state law.

tt2411d ago

> Just like all food sellers have the right not to provide documentation on the ingredients and nutrition of their products?

I agree that they should have this right. My personal anecdote explains that the citizens of other countries do have this right without the world falling apart.

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0 pointsthfuran11d ago0 comments

>You have the right to not provide custom software and firmware and technical documentation,

Just like all food sellers have the right not to provide documentation on the ingredients and nutrition of their products?

0 comments

tt2411d ago

Correct. I buy food from vendors on the beach in foreign countries - it has no documentation. It’s a consensual transaction I choose to engage in.

kulahan11d ago

In the context of this discussion, who cares what's possible in foreign countries?

tt2411d ago

> Just like all food sellers have the right not to provide documentation on the ingredients and nutrition of their products?

I agree that they should have this right. My personal anecdote explains that the citizens of other countries do have this right without the world falling apart.

thfuranOP11d ago

>in foreign countries

It may surprise you to learn that this is not within the purview of Montana state law.

tt2411d ago

> Just like all food sellers have the right not to provide documentation on the ingredients and nutrition of their products?

I agree that they should have this right. My personal anecdote explains that the citizens of other countries do have this right without the world falling apart.

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse