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by piva00
1093 days ago
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> Of course it’s less than ideal they keep everything silent but their incentives probably point them that way. > The company won’t close itself if what they’re doing is morally dubious but legally perfectly fine It always surprises me that society has been programmed to accept morally-dubious practices that are legal as something inevitable, that a company can use that as a cop out. Perhaps amoral capitalism isn't a great system for society, and needs some reform to stop fucking people's lives for economical/financial gains... |
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I think I stopped believing that there was any changing this around age 30 or so. You can only see so much of it before it just becomes the default assumption.
Then there’s these times in your life when you do the right thing and are consistently punished for it… I can see why people would stop caring.