Subj : Re: How much should I charge for fixed-price software contract?
To   : comp.programming
From : Richard Heathfield
Date : Sat Aug 27 2005 02:13 pm

gswork@mailcity.com said:

> Irrespective of the morality of the above case (which is what should be
> in question) i support the notion that different nations cooperate
> where their laws are different and that they all endevour to follow a
> well founded minimal set of ethics regarding human rights to freedom,
> and that those who transgress are recognised as having an effect on
> people in other nations (and their own of course!) and can and should
> be challenged.

So when are we going to sort out human rights abuses in North Korea, 
Zimbabwe, and the like? And how are we going to "challenge" them? A 
strongly worded note? A bombing campaign?

And how about human rights abuses in Britain? The USA? Let's not pretend 
they don't happen.


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