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Sure killing it would make you feel better, but once you come down from that emotional high, you realize that the "organization" didn't do anything, it's just a
by WillPostForFood 10y ago
Sure killing it would make you feel better, but once you come down from that emotional high, you realize that the "organization" didn't do anything, it's just an abstract legal concept. People at Uber did bad things, and they should be accountable. The vast majority at Uber are normal people.
- watwut 10y agoThis how bad act by companies get rewarded. Also, people who were not cool with Uber culture and behavior left. They would go on to work for less to brag about cool company and maybe lesser salary. If you dont punish Uber as a company, other companies will have to act more like Uber to be competitive and thus people not cool with it will have less places to be employed at. People who leave companies like Uber due to moral considerations deserve more regard then those who stayed.
- TeMPOraL 10y agoSo were vast majority of Wehrmacht. Point being, organizations are not just meaningless legal abstractions. They coordinate people. An evil organization will make "normal people" do evil things, or morally-neutral things that add up to evil. In that case you absolutely want to destroy the organization itself.