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Because it's naively childish, and absolves the companies from any wrongdoing because "the market".
by s73v3r 11y ago
Because it's naively childish, and absolves the companies from any wrongdoing because "the market".
- jmstickney 11y agoThis is not what I was trying to convey. Doesn't absolve a company from wrongdoing. If a company is doing something horrific, but no one knows about it, that doesn't make it okay. I was just trying to rebut the initial comment that this proves the market couldn't solve this. I don't necessarily have an answer, but I am just saying, if the market isn't even aware, how could they even act?