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> [Edit] > I regret that my comment was taken as one endorsing corporations or their shareholders profiting from crimes. That was not my intent. Regardless of
by rectang 6y ago
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> I regret that my comment was taken as one endorsing corporations or their shareholders profiting from crimes. That was not my intent.
Regardless of whether your intent was angelic, devilish, or neither, rampant corporate criminality (such as TicketMaster's) is the obvious consequence of building a system according to principles that advantage criminality so baldly.
- bdowling 6y ago> ... a system according to principles that advantage criminality so baldly. As I wrote elsewhere, there is no advantage to criminality because there are many ways that a corporation can be brought to justice.
- cool_dude85 6y agoThe rational minds at ticketmaster seem to have disagreed with you in this instance.
- rectang 6y agoLike TicketMaster was brought to justice? What a joke. TicketMaster is not an outlier — corporate impunity is the rule, not the exception. The incentives you advocate have proven utterly inadequate to ensure either "justice" (for those who care about justice) or economic efficiency arising from legitimate competition.