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Those companies are not hypothetical at all though.

• pavel_lishin 7y ago
  Then they're shitty companies that you shouldn't work for, either. I read scarface's comment as implying that every company is equally shitty, the only distinction being that some have been given the opportunity to show their ass and some haven't. My counter argument is that companies that are actively doing bad things are worse than companies that aren't.
  • scarface74 7y ago
    What I’m saying is that the other companies aren’t actively doing bad things as long as you ignore all of the contract labor that it takes to produce iPhones/Pixels/Xboxes, etc.
    • notyourwork 7y ago
      > aren’t actively doing bad things I guess if it happens overseas we can ignore it? That seems like a perspective that classifies companies in different light. At end of the day, these companies are all doing the same thing, trying to turn a profit (maximize revenue, minimize cost) in every legally possible way. Unless we have evidence these companies are breaking the law, we are debating ethics which simply allows for you to pick your vantage point and easily say "ignore all of the contract labor" which is unfair for some and better vantage for other comapnies.