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That's not "win-win" - the corporation wins, but nobody else really does.

• PeterisP 10y ago
  It is a "win" condition for them. A "win-win" setup could be nice, but it doesn't mean that such result is possible or feasible, and in the absence of solid, realistic "win-win" proposals this is the best option for them.
  • ranko 10y ago
    The comment I replied to used the term "win-win" when I replied, but it has since been edited.
    • s_kilk 10y ago
      I assure you, my comment was not edited.
    • deleted 10y ago
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