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But this doesn't solve the problem in any way. Most shareholders didn't know PFAs were harmful, yet you're proposing they bear the punishment. Meanwhile, the p
by kerkeslager 3y ago
But this doesn't solve the problem in any way.
Most shareholders didn't know PFAs were harmful, yet you're proposing they bear the punishment. Meanwhile, the people who did know that PFAs were harmful, walk away with years of salary with raises due to their increased performance due to killing people, and potentially even the profits from sale of stock before their murders were discovered.
The entire problem here is that people, not corporations, make decisions, and people, not corporations, need to be held responsible for their own decisions. When people decide to hide information like this for their own benefit, those people need to be held responsible.