I think I was leaning to the idea of a law considering a person's behavior as directly responsible. If it's not in this situation, then I guess the idea that someone who is giving the person money is automatically supportive of the behavior unrelated to what's being sold is personal opinion, a debatable one likely.
I think I was leaning to the idea of a law considering a person's behavior as directly responsible. If it's not in this situation, then I guess the idea that someone who is giving the person money is automatically supportive of the behavior unrelated to what's being sold is personal opinion, a debatable one likely.