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I don't get it. What's the point of them saying that? Everybody knows they don't regret exploiting workers - if anything, they regret getting caught. Why have a
by square_usual 6y ago
I don't get it. What's the point of them saying that? Everybody knows they don't regret exploiting workers - if anything, they regret getting caught. Why have all this theater of pretending to care? Why use language like "deeply regret"? Who is this convincing?
- Throwaway1771 6y agoOne could argue anyone that owns an iPhone.
- ibic 6y agoMaybe trying to to save the business relationship with Apple?
- square_usual 6y agoIs anyone at Apple naive enough to believe Wistron honestly regrets this?
- tanilama 6y agoKneel jerking PR response
- stickfigure 6y agoIt's an article quoting a fragment of a quote from another article. I wouldn't get riled up without getting more context.
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- uranusjr 6y agoSpeaking as a Taiwanese, this “we are deeply sorry” stuff is standard PR template used by most corps here. They don’t mean it and we know they don’t, but they always include it anyway and everyone reading automatically skips the opening part of these PR messages. Only people read into that are foreigners (who don’t understand how this formality works) and propaganda pieces (who want to sound sincere for obvious reasons).