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August 6th 05, 12:13 PM
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David wrote: On 5 Aug 2005 16:44:03 -0700, wrote: You sure have changed your tune. Just a few posts ago you were Corporate America's biggest friend. You're not too deep, are you? I mean a corporation should not be expected to behave morally, in a human sense. No blame assigned, except to the street junkie. Should we expect corporations to behave morally in some non-human sense? Should we expect them to behave immorally, or rather amorally? Aren't corporations moral agents in any sense? If not, what about their chief executives? Exactly what do you and your monthly subscription to Sirius have to hide? |
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