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In other words, they have permission to make mistakes, because we have lower expectations of them? If that's the case, you're doing us all a disservice by telli
by saraid216 13y ago
In other words, they have permission to make mistakes, because we have lower expectations of them? If that's the case, you're doing us all a disservice by telling us they're not evil after all.
- pearkes 13y agoNo, I think I may not be making myself clear. Good regulatory structures, like we've been trying to develop alongside the emergence of the free market as "the way", are important, along with the consumer being keenly aware of where there product comes from, the morale implications of buying such a product, and so on. However, it's hard to debate that the undeniable force of a humans desire to move _themselves_ forward (or their company, for the sake of themselves) has taken us up and to the right in situations like these.
- saraid216 13y ago> (or their company, for the sake of themselves) But not their governments? Isn't "America is number 1" still a profit motive?