We do not believe private companies should serve as moral arbitrators. Asking private companies to decide what legal products or services can or cannot be bought and from what store sets a dangerous precedent.
Roger Williams: “We do not believe private companies should serve as moral arbitrators. Asking private companies to decide what legal…”
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Williams agrees with Visa's statement against private companies regulating purchases.
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