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All in on Boeing. Any company willing to murder two people to maintain the share price is an excellent investment in my books.

• AnimalMuppet 2y ago
  You should re-think that. First, it's immoral. Second, it's highly unwise. If the whistleblowers are right, then planes are going to keep breaking. If planes keep breaking, the share price is going to collapse.
  • kergonath 2y ago
    It sounded like sarcasm, to be honest.
    • swarnie 2y ago
      It was but i also don't see the civilian arm of the USAF ever going broke. Loading up.
  • greenavocado 2y ago
    A defense contract will suddenly materialize
  • b3lvedere 2y ago
    I don't know. Ford Motor Company and General Motors still exist after their inventive ways to circumvent repairs that could have saved lives. Yes, i know they are very sorry.
• b3lvedere 2y ago
  Companies don't murder people. People murder people.
  • Zigurd 2y ago
    Corporate personhood. Checkmate!
  • anderber 2y ago
    Companies are people ʅ(°_°)ʃ
    • b3lvedere 2y ago
      Then why don't they get sued to the max?
      • phatfish 2y ago
        Because they are single entity with "rights" when it benefits them (them being actual real people with a significant stake or control), and completely unaccountable in a finger-pointy way when it doesn't.