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Its not much of a stretch to suggest that a company that screws over people in scummy ways has a higher chance of screwing over investors in scummy ways, or jus
by throwaway2048 7y ago
Its not much of a stretch to suggest that a company that screws over people in scummy ways has a higher chance of screwing over investors in scummy ways, or just engaging in self destructive business harming behavior in general.
Not sure why you think its some kind of deep rooted christian morality thing.
- _delirium 7y agoThat doesn't seem to me to follow directly. History is full of successful people who treat the wealthy/powerful well, but treat people who aren't wealthy/powerful less well, and come out ahead by doing so. It really is only in Christian morality, imo (or other similar religions' morality), that this kind of thing somehow inherently doesn't work.
- throwaway2048 7y agoIts also full of people and organizations who spiral out of control with bad behavior that then sink the entire ship.
- rolltiide 7y agoand since their investors are hoeing for yield and doing pretty good at that then they'll keep working with certain management and their ventures investors feel like they can price-in potential financial claims against key personnel or the entity, based on existing controversy or predictable pile-on controversy of the same genre, and don't feel like this has anything to do with dumping higher priced Unity shares on people's 401ks in a few years.