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"If a company" - despite what Mitt Romney may have you believe, corporations are not people. The leadership (both the board and the executives) have changed si
by tw04 6y ago
"If a company" - despite what Mitt Romney may have you believe, corporations are not people.
The leadership (both the board and the executives) have changed since that time. I assume you also refuse to buy BMW and Volkswagen cars and actively petition governments worldwide to boycott them because "the company" supported the Nazi's during WWII?
Same with Toyota, Mitsubishi, Hitachi, etc?
- CyberDildonics 6y agoYou are talking about things that happened 90 years ago compared to things that happened 15 years ago.
- tw04 6y agoSo somehow the amount of time that's passed is a bigger influence than a complete change of leadership? That makes literally 0 sense. 17 years ago Iraq was ruled by Saddam Hussein - did the country change with a change in leadership? Or is 17 years not enough time for you?
- CyberDildonics 6y agoMicrosoft hasn't cycled through as many generations of people over the whole company in 15 years as IBM and VW did in 90 years. This should not be a revelation to anyone. Satya Nadella joined Microsoft in 1992. He is worth almost 400 Million USD. He is wealthy in large part due to Microsoft's direction over the last 30 years.