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Originally Posted by Traf Rellik
It's like this for ANY foreign business, and MA very likely JUMPED at the opportunity to give the US a better idea of how it should treat EU. Without allowing MA to say anything, the US would likely take a much more restrictive position.
... and don't think the US is the only government that does this. This probably isn't a good example of the US's bullying tactics (there are plenty of those, but this just isn't likely to be one). |
It's always better to be pro-active and up-front in these situtaions and help guide policy rather than resist it and have it shoved down you throat.
MA, by coming forward early, looks helplful and forthright and that will work in their favor.
Besides, it should only be the US players that are going to get hit with any taxes...not
MA...