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If we are talking about a "society" then the priorities should be obvious. A society is not defined GDP per capita or shareholder values. These might have some
by soco 2y ago
If we are talking about a "society" then the priorities should be obvious. A society is not defined GDP per capita or shareholder values. These might have some value but even that is only secondary. By letting companies do what they want in the name of the second, we abandoned the first - and that's obvious when we see all the victim-shaming going around when we talk about homeless or jobless or just anyone impacted by shareholder value increasing politics.