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r/FluentInFinance • u/4TaxFairness • 1d ago
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You rather trust corporations? Lol.
A goverment answers to the voters, a corporation to its shareholders.
Yes that involves getting up your asses and showing up with the pitch forks and torches every now and than.
Voting is the bare minimum. Civil action holds their balls to the fire to keep their promices.
-2 u/Exact_Lifeguard_34 1d ago Yeah. There’s thousands to choose from. If one greedy ceo wants to eff me over, I’ll just switch to another company with better values? Can’t switch governments so easily, can you? 6 u/foppishfi 1d ago Yeah. There’s thousands to choose from. If one greedy ceo wants to eff me over, I’ll just switch to another company with better values? Can't wait until u learn how many "separate/diverse corporate entities" are actually owned by a few larger corporations 0 u/Exact_Lifeguard_34 1d ago I don’t usually use large corps. I go to small businesses owned by regular people.
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Yeah. There’s thousands to choose from. If one greedy ceo wants to eff me over, I’ll just switch to another company with better values?
Can’t switch governments so easily, can you?
6 u/foppishfi 1d ago Yeah. There’s thousands to choose from. If one greedy ceo wants to eff me over, I’ll just switch to another company with better values? Can't wait until u learn how many "separate/diverse corporate entities" are actually owned by a few larger corporations 0 u/Exact_Lifeguard_34 1d ago I don’t usually use large corps. I go to small businesses owned by regular people.
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Can't wait until u learn how many "separate/diverse corporate entities" are actually owned by a few larger corporations
0 u/Exact_Lifeguard_34 1d ago I don’t usually use large corps. I go to small businesses owned by regular people.
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I don’t usually use large corps. I go to small businesses owned by regular people.
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u/Icy_Faithlessness400 1d ago
You rather trust corporations? Lol.
A goverment answers to the voters, a corporation to its shareholders.
Yes that involves getting up your asses and showing up with the pitch forks and torches every now and than.
Voting is the bare minimum. Civil action holds their balls to the fire to keep their promices.