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No, they simply function in an amoral capitalist system which demands the maximum amount of profit.
by DoctorNick 7y ago
No, they simply function in an amoral capitalist system which demands the maximum amount of profit.
- sgjohnson 7y agoThere's nothing wrong with the system. You're free to use any of the alternatives. You think you would have that freedom in a non-capitalist system?
- einpoklum 7y ago> You think you would have that freedom in a non-capitalist system? Obviously depending on which system, but - yes. Even kind of rotten systems like the state-capitalism of East Germany had different "freedom trade-offs". A local once described it this way: "Under the DDR you had an apartment, but you couldn't speak out on things. Now you can say whatever you like and nobody will care, but you can't afford an apartment."