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This is of course an ideal, but in our brutal reality corporations owe no moral obligation to the society they are profiting from. They are only driven by capit
by greenhearth 4y ago
This is of course an ideal, but in our brutal reality corporations owe no moral obligation to the society they are profiting from. They are only driven by capital and brand propagation. Sometimes a moral approach is taken as a compromise, to continue operating in peace, etc. We are left with defending ourselves as best as possible and sometimes the onslaught is too much, as indicated by multitudes of lawsuits and entire legal industries rising out of corporate negligence.
- kelseyfrog 4y agoCorporations are human constructs; they exist in whichever reality we create for them. You don't have to give in to their demands. They have to give in to ours.
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- lm28469 4y agoFor non religious people, the ones who don't believe in the invisible hand, regulations could take care of that, although given the current dynamic we're getting further from that by the day
- fnordpiglet 4y agoThat’s why regulation exists.
- greenhearth 4y agoWho will regulate the regulators then?