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no company, especially of the multi-national and/or publicly traded variety, has any qualms about doing business with any body. if you think otherwise, youre k
by loudtieblahblah 5y ago
no company, especially of the multi-national and/or publicly traded variety, has any qualms about doing business with any body.
if you think otherwise, youre kidding yourself.
companies are incentivized to have qualms through a mix of legal measures and risk assessment of backlash.. then once the "correct" choice is made, they make big PR statements about their allegiance to utilize it to empower their brand.
every company who has supported green endeavors or BLM would support a party of Nazis if it was in their benefit. The line from Amazon to IBM isn't that far.
they are not your friends. theyre not allies in your cause. they are not conservative or liberal. they are not moral or immoral.
they are amoral and greedy.
period. the end
- JAlexoid 5y agoYou cannot be amoral, when morality isn't part of the equation. Companies are not "greedy" as they are defined - they're a wealth making organization. Majority of American enterprises are owned by various funds, including pension funds. Which makes the beneficiaries the source for these demands to be "greedy".