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I’m not sure Mindgeek can be held responsible for that though. They don’t associate with studios that are known to be unethical and break contact with unethical
by jimbob45 6y ago
I’m not sure Mindgeek can be held responsible for that though. They don’t associate with studios that are known to be unethical and break contact with unethical studios immediately. What more would you have them do?
I’d say it’s analogous to the NCAA. They do everything in their power to punish immoral institutions but there remains hordes of players that take steroids, haze others, sustain concussions, etc. Should the NCAA disband by the same logic you’re asking Mindgeek to disband by?
- dragonwriter 6y ago> I’d say it’s analogous to the NCAA. They do everything in their power to punish immoral institutions That's a rather controversial claim about the NCAA; a fairly common alternative view is that not only does the NCAA do little to identify and punish institutions which exploit beyond it's overt rules, which include a very large number of it's constituent institutions, including the biggest names, but the overt rules themselves are systematically exploitive.
- jimbob45 6y agoMy biggest piece of evidence is the large number of institutions that self-punish themselves because they’re afraid of what the NCAA would do. You’re right though. We could fill up six pages of comments with all the corruption of the NCAA.