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That's where you're wrong. Corporations were forced to pick a side in a culture war they wanted nothing to do with. Now they are reverting to their normal posit
by FridayoLeary 1y ago
That's where you're wrong. Corporations were forced to pick a side in a culture war they wanted nothing to do with. Now they are reverting to their normal position. Dei brings no economic benefit for a company so they dumped it. Nor
does criticising the president.
Capitalism should be recognised for what it is: an amoral engine for economic growth, and the best one at that. Companies have no business preaching to the public the opinions of whichever political party is in charge.
- JohnFen 1y ago> Capitalism should be recognised for what it is: an amoral engine for economic growth This is exactly why capitalism needs strong and active regulation to protect people from it. Capitalism is, effectively, sociopathic.