I agree with you, but I think it's more than just greed. These companies consist of many employees. Depending on how you look at it, all those employees are con

I agree with you, but I think it's more than just greed. These companies consist of many employees. Depending on how you look at it, all those employees are contributing to the problem indirectly by working for the company. So one question that comes to mind is are these employees greedy too? What about the interns that get minimum wage? Are they not simply trying to make a living? So I think the first part of your comment is more accurate in the sense that people rationalize things. In that regard, I think we should look at schools emphasizing values in terms of work ethics. When I was in college I took a business ethics class. I realized that was the first time in my entire education that I was learning things about anything even remotely related to this subject, not to mention, the class was optional. That's a sad thing to happen in only the last years before entering the permanent work force.