> What happens to these people when full equality is achieved? Thank you, I needed a laugh this morning. Humans are going to be humans, and will always find wa

> What happens to these people when full equality is achieved? Thank you, I needed a laugh this morning. Humans are going to be humans, and will always find ways to treat each other in inventively bad ways. If you are trying to say that these positions should not exist... I disagree. The study of ethics and the profession is not a new thing or a "cottage industry". Of course people in these positions are sometimes going to attract outrage and cause conflict - if they didn't, I'd suspect they were just there to "rubber stamp" whatever the companies were doing - yep, all good here, sure, we're doing x, y and z thing that people criticize us for, but our ethics committee says we're all good, so you can all put down your pitchforks and go home now. It's their job to be a thorn in the side of authority. Sometimes it's justified, sometimes not, there's always room for interpretation and disagreement, some of these people are good at their jobs and some are not - but dismissing the entire thing as "fake outrage to promote their jobs" doesn't seem right.