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Could you be more specific? "A lot of damage to humanity" is a quite strong claim with deep ethical implications. I would prefer a concrete example of such an a
by fsloth 5y ago
Could you be more specific? "A lot of damage to humanity" is a quite strong claim with deep ethical implications. I would prefer a concrete example of such an act.
- sschueller 5y agoIt would take me a week to go through every detail but wikipedia has some summaries: - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amazon_(company)#Controversies https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amazon_(company)#Controversies - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tesla,_Inc.#Lawsuits_and_controversies https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tesla,_Inc.#Lawsuits_and_contr...
- whitepaint 5y agoWhat constitutes "lots of damage to humanity" in those paragraphs you've provided?
- fsloth 5y ago"It would take me a week to go through every detail" I did not request every incident, but just one concrete example that would validate the quite strong characterization. In the United States being sued is not a proof of guilt, it's just a proof of being sued. This is unlike in some other countries, where the guilt of the person is presupposed and the purpose of the court ruling is just to make it official.
- Opt_Out_Fed_IRS 5y agoAmericans brains are not different than other countries brains. Just because you are on the other side of the invisible line doesn't mean your reputation doesn't get a hit when you are sued or even by hersay