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This is how corporate ownership might try to incorporate toxic culture worldwide. They cannot do this if not for the cheerleading and silent 2/3 majority, that
by loopz 6y ago
This is how corporate ownership might try to incorporate toxic culture worldwide. They cannot do this if not for the cheerleading and silent 2/3 majority, that is currently not being bullied. Note: What a bully do to someone else by your support or lack of opposition, you will most likely be the next bully's victim. This is kind of karma: Don't expect to ever change the scorpion's own nature. Since Western individualistic cultures haven't really confronted bullies yet, this is the defining moment. There is nothing here that haven't already been subjected to other cultures in the past.
- anonymousab 6y agoIt's a good sentiment but I'd expect most companies to be more purely shorter term profit driven, especially under consistent and relentless pressure. That they would eventually kowtow to their own nation's ideological pressure the same way they would eventually do so for, say, Saudi Arabia's or China's government to ensure unmolested access. Even if the majority of users/citizens aren't part of the bullying clique, the people with the rod and the carrot are.