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I don't think the person you're replying to is justifying it, but saying there's no laws to prevent the abuse. Personally I think tech CEOs should be put in st

I don't think the person you're replying to is justifying it, but saying there's no laws to prevent the abuse. Personally I think tech CEOs should be put in stocks in the town square on the regular but they're protected from any form of repercussions besides extreme cases of fraud. Even then, they're only held accountable when the money people have their money effected, not when normal people are bulldozed by the abuse.

SamInTheShell 10mo ago
If I was 10 years younger, I might agree that they aren't justifying it, but I have enough experience with passive speech to just not let it pass anymore. Regarding remedy, we really need laws on this stuff yesterday. The problem is that we have to gut first amendment freedoms for some of this stuff, which wont go anywhere because there will always be too much overreach with today's representatives.
- yunwal 10mo ago
  You should probably read the comment you're replying to before replying > Until there are laws in place that makes people actually responsible for creating these situations, it'll continue, as for a company, profits goes above all. They obviously meant that we ought to be holding these people responsible.
  - SamInTheShell 10mo ago
    > You should probably read the comment you're replying to before replying Congrats you spotted the thing we agreed on between comments. If you fail to see the agreement through parity of the part that was echoed, idk what to tell you. Education system is failing everyone in it these days.
    - yunwal 10mo ago
      > If I was 10 years younger, I might agree that they aren't justifying it You maybe need to read your own comments then? Idk man, they clearly aren't justifying anything, they're being critical and you're just spouting off about the education system