Implying "Greedy companies are greedy" is bad makes little sense... Greed is defined as: > intense and selfish desire for something, especially wealth, power,

Implying "Greedy companies are greedy" is bad makes little sense... Greed is defined as: > intense and selfish desire for something, especially wealth, power, or food. I've never met a person who wasn't greedy, seriously even a pastor has the intense desire for followers. Further, it's literally only possible for a company to exist if it is greedy. How else will they pay their employees, investors, etc? Now, we can argue some companies are "excessively greedy". However, I think that's still probably not the correct way to describe companies that shaft their employees for the bottom line. By definition being "greedy" implies "intense" or "excessive", I think a better term would be "short sighted". A company which harms it's employees, customers, etc. and tries to get the most value is "greedy" (just as all companies are), but what makes it "bad" is the poor management. I think the whole point of this new proposed system (aka 15% tax), is that it tips the pro's vs con's list of companies keeping money here to "pro". That's how economies work.