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>Whereever people sense they can make a buck or save a buck, laws amd regulations be damned. When has this not been the case at any point in human history unde
by trap_goes_hot 4y ago
>Whereever people sense they can make a buck or save a buck, laws amd regulations be damned.
When has this not been the case at any point in human history under any government? There is nothing new here. Greed is a component of human nature, and capitalism (and other systems) can certainly bring it out.
- omgomgomgomg 4y agoThere is truth to that, but these kind of companies have crossed all lines. Takes a lot before truly greedy politicians intervene, it is against their nature. I fully agree with your historical point, I read about thensoutj sea company in the uk and the stake holders, i was shocked, but nor surprised. The wikipedia page actually makes for good reading if you have time.
- trap_goes_hot 4y agoPeople get the government they deserve; if they do not participate in the process. You can organize people around a common mission, but its hard to convince people of future harm, when they haven't yet been burned. The "help" is merely theoretical. Now that these companies are actually harming people - it will be easier, but the damage has already been done.