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It’s starting to feel almost hilarious how much of comically evil villains they are. I picture them as Robbie Rotten from LazyTown. https://characterprofile.f
by hsuduebc2 8mo ago
It’s starting to feel almost hilarious how much of comically evil villains they are.
I picture them as Robbie Rotten from LazyTown.
https://characterprofile.fandom.com/wiki/Robbie_Rotten https://characterprofile.fandom.com/wiki/Robbie_Rotten
- yoyohello13 8mo agoMaybe it’s just more visible now but it seems like these companies are really accelerating in their evil lately. Probably because they know this admin’s going to do jack shit to protect people. Would be funny if it wasn’t also so scary.
- hsuduebc2 8mo agoI have the same observation. Not really sure what is the driver.
- braebo 8mo agoUnchecked power deteriorates empathy as classes drift further apart — an inevitability of un(der)regulated capitalism driving unprecedented inequality. This accelerates when the billionaire class seizes the levers of power and dismantle entire regulatory bodies like the Epstein class has done with the US government.
- hsuduebc2 8mo agoI see you are getting down votes. I'm not necessary agreeing with you But I'm curious what is the counter argument here. That it is just not true?
- braebo 8mo agoInteresting, I can’t see downvotes in the app Octal I use. I stand by my statement, though it is a generalization to be fair. I’m curious - which points do you disagree with and why?
- bilekas 8mo ago> Maybe it’s just more visible now but it seems like these companies are really accelerating in their evil lately. Well I mean they have no incentive to behave any other way, if anything they are rewarded via the shareholders. Number goes up when they perform mass layoffs. That tells you everything you need to know.