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I think that intentional ignorance of intent is pretty awful as well. You know full well that bananas aren’t being sold for 0.19 cents each.
by paulcole 5y ago
I think that intentional ignorance of intent is pretty awful as well. You know full well that bananas aren’t being sold for 0.19 cents each.
- johnklos 5y agoThat's an interesting take. So the implied intent is more important than their actions, even after (or particularly after ) they're told they've made a mistake and asked to fix it?