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Because pretending to care costs very little, and gullible people fall for the "company values" talk.
by surgical_fire 2y ago
Because pretending to care costs very little, and gullible people fall for the "company values" talk.
- mmooss 2y agoYou think you're taking a side, but really you are taking the corporations side: By saying organizations and the people who run them have no morals, you've lowered the requirements and norms of organizations and humanity. It turns out people have morals - it's an intrinsic part of humanity, especially as social beings - and they can choose them and act on them, and they are responsible for doing so in any society. Somehow, you just let them off the hook.
- surgical_fire 2y agoIndividuals may have morals. Corporations have none. They only care about profits. That's why I support strong government regulation to rein in how corporations behave. I am not taking the side of corporations here. You are by believing in the fairy tale of "company values".