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I find infuriating that, globally, most of the fines will be paid to customers (who were misled in their purchase) instead of the actual victims (the public and
by rcMgD2BwE72F 5y ago
I find infuriating that, globally, most of the fines will be paid to customers (who were misled in their purchase) instead of the actual victims (the public and, a fortiori, the people who got and will get sick).
How did we turn this health issue into a business one?
- lbriner 5y agoI wondered the same thing. How many customers can honestly say that the emmission levels had anything to do with their purchase? It is the governments/health services that have to pick up the pieces if the emmissions were really that bad. It also staggers me that a company can afford to pay $30B in fines and costs. Do you think the ATM can fit their bank balance on the screen (perhaps it can now!)