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This isn't directed at you, but at corporate culture and cultures outside of it: Why is "corporate" a legitimizer? If corporations use it, does that make it o
by chillingeffect 10y ago
This isn't directed at you, but at corporate culture and cultures outside of it: Why is "corporate" a legitimizer?
If corporations use it, does that make it okay? why?
A corporation is a legal entity, (a social fiction if you want to be dramatic) for isolation of activities from the individual. That puts it on shaky ground already. History contains myriad examples of bad corporate behavior to corroborate my accusation of shadiness.
To use this history of illegal behavior under the veil of isolation as an argument for legitimizing another activity under questioning is circular.
The preferential treatment for commercial activity over freedom is evidence of citizens-as-products via rigid plutocracy.