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>>So in your opinion it was the companies fault that they didn't purposely leave a competitive advantage on the table while their competition surely utilized it
by ejb999 5y ago
>>So in your opinion it was the companies fault that they didn't purposely leave a competitive advantage on the table while their competition surely utilized it?
Are you OK with upper middle class and rich people getting in line at 'no questions asked' food banks? even though they don't need the help? taking away food from people that actually need it?
If so, please explain the the difference.
- toolz 5y agoNope, but I actually want to solve problems rather than start drama, which is why I blame the mis-allocation of public resources towards providing upper middle class with food from food banks. If you're looking for problems, blame is easy to throw around. If you're looking for solutions you have to start with the processes that can be held accountable and changed. You can wish all you want, but your moral judgement isn't going to change the actions of people you don't know. What _will_ work however is demanding that public resources are allocated appropriately. That's because the government works for us, but that person you want to denigrate owes you nothing.