If a company is violating OSHA, report the violation. If OSHA isn't strong enough, get it fixed. If you want a company not to do something, pass a law that pro

If a company is violating OSHA, report the violation. If OSHA isn't strong enough, get it fixed. If you want a company not to do something, pass a law that prohibits that thing. The law is wonderful. In theory, lawmaking happens in the open, according to well-known rules, and everyone gets a say. It's not perfect, but nothing is. What internal corporate activists want is the power beyond the law. They want to make stuff up whenever it suits them, behind closed doors, and without accountability to the public. And they want this power because they want to compel companies to do things that are deeply unpopular, things that would never make it through the lawmaking process. These people are using the language of democracy to undermine democracy.