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It's clear time and again that having short-term growth at all costs means you can't have principles.
by jexe 4mo ago
It's clear time and again that having short-term growth at all costs means you can't have principles.
- autoexec 4mo agoIt means having short-term growth at all costs will be your only principle
- archagon 4mo agoI think you can have principles. They just need to be chiseled unambiguously into your articles of incorporation.
- HDBaseT 4mo agoI'm confused on the "short term growth" comment. Meta (Facebook) has been around for two decades at this point and I cannot remember the last time morals were even in the discussion with Meta/Facebook.
- Danox 4mo agoThey have no morals money as their God…
- orochimaaru 4mo agoBoth are major suppliers of oil and petroleum products. You have short term principles too. It’s not like you’re not buying things linked to Saudi Arabia or UAE for lack of human rights. If you do business in a country you’re expected to follow the laws of the country. The device you made the comment from is most likely made in China or has several parts made there. But Meta is evil… I don’t like meta for their creepiness factor. Outrage on this one though is unwarranted. It puts their local employees at risk of prosecution.
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- Frieren 4mo ago> It’s not like you’re not buying things linked to Saudi Arabia or UAE for lack of human rights. The fact that these criminals are embedded so deeply in our society is a reason to fight against them even harder. They are corrupting politics, they are corrupting the economy, they are pushing for lower salaries and less rights for the working class across the globe. They can be stopped and should be stopped. One does not stop fighting cancer just because it has spread out.
- blitzar 4mo agoyou can't have principles if you dont have any principles