DESIGNING MONSTERS FROM (evil) CORPORATIONS

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  @LavenderTowne · 1 year ago · pinned

  hey guys! sorry this one is a bit more of a bummer lol it&apos;s hard to get silly with these topics BUT I think it&apos;s really important. In the meantime:<br>if you want to support the EPA so companies like DuPont don&apos;t just start poisoning us again, please consider leaving a comment on the Federal Register! &nbsp;They&apos;re considering abolishing NEPA which are laws that protect our clean air and water. Here&apos;s a post ( <a href="https://tinyurl.com/25xhrh9c">https://tinyurl.com/25xhrh9c</a> ) that explains how and where to comment that you do NOT want NEPA rescinded. You can post anonymously and people expressing their dissent has already helped roll back the cutbacks on National Parks funding and employees so it might really help!

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• FL

  @fluffywhompus · 1 year ago

  Remember kids, the next time someone says “corporations would never do that!” Oh yes they would.

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  @vampire_rei · 1 year ago

  &quot;We investegated ourselves and found no wrongdoing&quot; the movie. Imagine if corporations were actually held accountable.

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  @DehydratedStick · 1 year ago

  When Facebook came up I was expecting a data leak not a minority genocide😭😭😭

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  @jak5878 · 1 year ago

  DuPont is basically “we investigated ourselves and found no wrongdoing”

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  @secrfidr · 1 year ago

  I read the DuPont article. A genuinely horrifying line: &quot;If you are a sentient being reading this article in 2016, you already have PFOA in your blood.&quot;<br>Also: &quot;Where scientists have tested for the presence of PFOA in the world, they have found it.&quot;<br>I&apos;m...stunned. I&apos;ve never even heard of DuPont before. But just 9 years ago, they were still fighting to not face consequences. I don&apos;t even know how to respond to this.

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• IM

  @imapotato8649 · 1 year ago

  Corporations try not to be cartoonishly evil challenge (impossible)

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  @TheExpressivePokerFace · 1 year ago

  The fact there are so many potential candidates for a second or even third list is scary. The Thalidomide scandal comes to mind for me.

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  @MisfortuneAndFlamingos · 1 year ago

  The anger in her voice when she said ‘that’s BLOOD MONEY’ is so sincere. I thank you for covering topics like these. It’s so important for the public to stay educated on what these huge, absolutely horrible companies are doing, and you’re spreading awareness.

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  @PMoonBrainrotmaxxing · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E6FSQ_ijclo&amp;t=364">6:04</a> you know how bad your company messed up when someone makes a dark movie about your company’s misdoings.

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  @Oddmanoutre · 1 year ago

  When I was twelve, my father told me that corporations in the United States are treated is individual entities rather than multi-person business arrangements. When I asked him how exactly that works, he told me &quot;In essence, a corporation is the same as a person, except that it never gets old, doesn&apos;t cast a shadow, and can&apos;t enjoy sex.&quot;<br><br>It took awhile before i realized that he&apos;d described corporations as vampires as deliberately as possible.

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  @thelast9583 · 1 year ago

  If you do a part two, please do Nestle. The horrific breast milk powder and their stance on water ownership is genuinely dystopic.

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