Corporations, as entities, don't often act to their own detriment. The people in them, trapped, often, in moral contradiction, will find ways of expressing thei

Corporations, as entities, don't often act to their own detriment. The people in them, trapped, often, in moral contradiction, will find ways of expressing their discomfort in ways that are profitable for the corporation. Somebody working their could genuinely believe they are doing their best to help others, because considering the alternative might cost them their job.