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If I own a company, I can justify anything short of illegal activities to increase profit. If you don't want companies to behave in a certain way, get it outlaw
by dingo_bat 9y ago
If I own a company, I can justify anything short of illegal activities to increase profit. If you don't want companies to behave in a certain way, get it outlawed.
- grecy 9y agoI agree 100%. That is why I am starting a conversation. Change starts with a conversation.
- tejohnso 9y agoAccording to the article they, or their affiliates, are violating the law in several ways.
- throwaway2048 9y agoThis is a bullshit perspective when companies lobby and play all sorts of tricks to manipulate the law itself.
- Cthulhu_ 9y agoYou can justify some illegal activities, it's not a crime if nobody finds out / cares.
- ceejayoz 9y ago> it's not a crime if nobody finds out / cares Sure it is. Someone living off-grid who kills their kid and successfully disposes of the body might get away with it, but it's still a horrific crime.
- erikb 9y agoThis is too naive. a) Companies will even do illegal stuff as long as they can do it and the lawsuits are not too expensive. b) You can't make everything illegal. Smart people will always find a way no matter how strict your system is. c) Yes, many people/companies will exploit others if they can. If you evaluate statistically that's actually "normal behaviour".