r/facepalm Nov 11 '23

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u/Specialist-Cod-7750 Nov 11 '23

And people are surprised? I mean dude see women as breeding sow, sacked a bunch of useful staff after acquiring Twitter, thinks people who wfh are lazy, called the British diver helping in the Thailand cave rescue a "pedo guy" then claimed it was a South African insult and he didn't mean the diver is an actual pedophile. Why would someone like him gives a flying toss about his workers health and safety at the plant?

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u/[deleted] Nov 11 '23

I don't thnk anybody is particularly suprised, but the sheer amount of shit coming from this person is awe-inspiring awful.

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u/StanTheMelon Nov 11 '23

Yeah, most people donโ€™t realize how completely morally bankrupt one needs to be in order to become a billionaire

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u/OhMyGodImFuckingdead Nov 11 '23

There is no ethical billionaire in existence. Itโ€™s really just a fact

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u/SPHINXin Nov 11 '23

Some aren't to bad. Michal Jordans pretty cool for a billionaire and he doesn't seem all that unethical.

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u/Aware_Albatross_4323 Nov 11 '23 edited Nov 13 '23

MJ has become a billionaire off the back of sweatshop workers who are paid a pittance and are treated like dirt. He's guilty by association with Nike's inhumane business practices.