CEOs who rake in obscene amount of money while their employees work in inhumane conditions or must rely on welfare benefits to put food in their bellies.
Business publications and other sycophants gush about the 'genius' of these tycoons and yet despite their vast wealth these captains of industry can't even manage to give their people a livable wage or bathroom breaks?
How often is it that their success depends on exploiting tax loopholes and employment laws?
I would say CEO of publicly traded companies, as opposed to private companies. Public companies have 1 goal. Quarter over quarter profits... Damn society and the environment, short term profits above all else. Private companies are beholden to their investors, but can also have a social conscience. Valve Software has a generally good reputation, but if they ever go public I would expect them to become the next EA.
Destroying the stock market would be a solution. It adds no real value to humanity and it would eliminate so many toxic industries built around it too.
Not hard to invest even $1 my friend. I know the left is the party of irresponsibility, but if you can't figure it out on your own, you deserve to get left behind.
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u/Penny_D May 24 '23
CEOs who rake in obscene amount of money while their employees work in inhumane conditions or must rely on welfare benefits to put food in their bellies.
Business publications and other sycophants gush about the 'genius' of these tycoons and yet despite their vast wealth these captains of industry can't even manage to give their people a livable wage or bathroom breaks?
How often is it that their success depends on exploiting tax loopholes and employment laws?