>if you can reshape the incentive structures then you can discourage the action Yes, which is why it's important to be politically involved, governments are th

>if you can reshape the incentive structures then you can discourage the action Yes, which is why it's important to be politically involved, governments are the ones with power to change incentive structures at the scale of large companies or society-wide. I do agree with your first paragraph, but your second paragraph does not make sense to me, it's not "blaming it on politics", politics is the exact mechanism to enact the changes you refer to in your first paragraph.