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Bayer made lifesaving medicine back then too. Bayer's crime was of corporate amorality and I see no evidence that they have changed at all in that regard. As on
by dTal 5y ago
Bayer made lifesaving medicine back then too. Bayer's crime was of corporate amorality and I see no evidence that they have changed at all in that regard. As one of the world's largest chemical manufacturers I would be shocked if they do not still supply oppressive regimes - maybe even are inching into being one themselves, given their acquisition of Monsanto.
- junon 5y ago> I would be shocked if they do not still supply oppressive regimes This is speculation - you have no sources to back this up.
- dTal 5y agoGiven the well-documented tendency of large corporations - and this corporation in particular - to not give two shits about ethics, I'm not entirely sure which direction the burden of proof lies. However they are certainly supplying China, a regime widely acknowledged to be committing genocide. Whether their chemicals are directly used for genocidal purposes seems academic? They do not care either way.