Who cares? We live in a society where human lives don't matter but capital.
Victorians knew arsenic was poisonous. The business was going great. Century later group of car manufacturers was testing diesel fumes on humans and monkeys. In 2021, just 3 years after "public was shocked", 1,680,512 audi cars were sold.
What's my point? I don't know. Exposing such information to the public is not working. Convicing the public that doing this may stop current action but won't change the game.
Maybe a deeper, systemic change is needed. Maybe we should not point a finger a companies but at people. But how when it is always a company that is present at courts and who led the "research" is a confidential information?
Victorians knew arsenic was poisonous. The business was going great. Century later group of car manufacturers was testing diesel fumes on humans and monkeys. In 2021, just 3 years after "public was shocked", 1,680,512 audi cars were sold.
What's my point? I don't know. Exposing such information to the public is not working. Convicing the public that doing this may stop current action but won't change the game.
Maybe a deeper, systemic change is needed. Maybe we should not point a finger a companies but at people. But how when it is always a company that is present at courts and who led the "research" is a confidential information?
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Yeah, the "It was company's fault, not mine" bullshit has to end, but it is also a seriously complicated subject that I have no idea where to begin attacking it.
The only thing I know is, that:
1) Law is above morality.
If you act morally, but break the law, you will be punished. This is unacceptable.
2) No community
If you have no community, then you don't care what damage you do to them. It's just you, your money, and after you die, others suffering won't affect you.
