It depends on the kind of discussion. Incentivizing other people to break the law is illegal in most places

And when it goes to the court you move under the nearest bridge.

It’s inaccurate, not wrong. Framing things in right and wrong misrepresents scientific progress in a way that leads to ridiculous conclusions like some post-modernist post-truth philosophers came up with.

Higher interest rates means investors are being more conservative with investments, so companies that relied on external money injections are in a world of pain. The same applies to subsidiaries of larger companies.

Gaming companies are particularly vulnerable to this since games have much bigger lead times and usually have much bigger teams than most other software.

She’s a blairist, and blairists are only slightly less morally bankrupt thatcherites.

For all their sins, a true European style liberal wouldn’t want the state to tell you which restroom you use or what medical treatment they have access to - of course they also believe that trans people that were born into poor families don’t deserve access to any medical treatment at all but that’s another story.