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One can do both. If theft and murder was to be made legal I wouldn't start doing it, would you? I hate this narrative where corporations are just assumed to be
by FriedrichN 5y ago
One can do both. If theft and murder was to be made legal I wouldn't start doing it, would you? I hate this narrative where corporations are just assumed to be morally obliged to do everything to increase their profits. Corporations should be regulated and be inclined to do the right thing even if no one's watching, just like ordinary citizens.
- whitepaint 5y ago> just like ordinary citizens Have you ever paid more than what you were required to?
- blackbear_ 5y agoMany people leave tips
- Asdrubalini 5y agoOne thing is directly paying more a person for a service, another thing is being forced to pay a percentage of your income and then wanting to pay even more. You can if you want, but I wouldn't condemn someone for deciding to follow the law and pay as low as he can.
- FriedrichN 5y agoThere is a difference between using laws as they were intended to be used and hiring a literal army of accountants and lawyers to find holes in the law.
- whitepaint 5y agoI don't see the difference, can you shine the light?
- FriedrichN 5y agoIt's acting in good faith versus acting in bad faith. If I agree to something with a supplier for example, I expect them to act in good faith, not seek out the edges in our agreement. I would not do business with someone like that. Just because you can does not mean you should.