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> If this were 3M making nasty stuff for Northrop to put in bombs and drop on brown people or Exxon scheming up something bad in Alaska or bulldozing a national
by SecretDreams 6mo ago
> If this were 3M making nasty stuff for Northrop to put in bombs and drop on brown people or Exxon scheming up something bad in Alaska or bulldozing a national park for solar panels or some other legacy BigCo doing slimy things that are in the interests of them and the government but against the interest of the public they'd have 40yr of preexisting trade group publications, bought and paid for academic and media chatter, etc, etc, they could point to and say "look, this is fine because the stuff we paid into in advance to legitimize these sorts of things as they come up says it is" though obviously they'd use very different words.
My friend, this paragraph needed some periods. I could not follow what you were trying to say - but it seemed interesting enough to consider retyping.
- Vachyas 6mo agoGood comment, and I agree lol I read it twice (admittedly quickly) but couldn't grasp the point even though I felt like it was there.
- fwip 6mo agoIt's not really hard to read. If this were a traditionally evil company, the work to legalize the evil things would have started forty years ago.
- SecretDreams 6mo agoYa I roughly understand that the OP wanted to convey this message, but it was absolutely a hard read the way they conveyed it.