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Laws don't protect consumers or enforce moral obligation and you know it. They serve as a facade to the population to keep society from disintegrating. Direct
by staplers 8y ago
Laws don't protect consumers or enforce moral obligation and you know it. They serve as a facade to the population to keep society from disintegrating.
Direct boycotting of companies forces change very quickly.
- literallycancer 8y agoThe state can be very effective at breaking up monopolies, if there is the will. You'd be surprised.
- Maybestring 8y agoI don't know it. Laws get written and enforced for lots of reasons, enforcing morality and protecting the population are among them.