OneTime said:
I don't know enough about US politics to comment, but in other democracies, important issues are decided by Referendum of the entire population. That's how abortion was made legal in Ireland (a traditionally Catholic country) It is entirely Sony's free speech right to say "We are a Japanese company, we do not want to take sides in a US political issue". They are also allowed to impose limitations on people who choose to work for them can say if there is a big "I WORK FOR SONY" logo next to it. Sony is Japanese, but I imagine a Russian or Chinese company would be even less wise to start commentating on US politics. |
Exactly. Here in Aus, companies don't want you making statements whilst representing them, which is fair enough as they pay your wage. Hell in my role if someone from the media approaches you, you have to notify pubic relations and they will consider if you are allowed to speak lol. To me it isn't a big deal as some people are not capable of speaking and makes a company look bad.







