Just so I understand what you are saying; I should quit working at the place that I work for now so that they can do no wrong and move to Africa so that I can not have enough resources to afford to feed and clothe my kids? Also, remove any possibility of my kids being successful to prove my point that large companies/agencies do terrible things. Seems a bit selfish on my part, no?
You're part of the system. You can get out at any time. You just don't like he alternative
So what does our government do when they're doing these things literally outside of our fucking country you God damn idiot
Yep. Since the German Coca Cola factory was cut off from the American one, and was under a trade embargo, they couldn't get Coca Cola syrup, so Max Keith decided to just use whatever they had lying around. It wasn't brought back until 1955, to compete with Pepsi's different flavors.
LOL as if there's nothing they could do. Idiot. The corporations own politics in the US but only because idiots like you let them, so stay in your lane. If you had any balls you would elect people who were willing to do something about super pacs and all that corporations are people bullshit. Instead you vote in shitbags like Mitch McConnel and believe a genuine dotard like Trump when he said he would do that after decades of fucking over absolutely everyone. Until this post I might have said you're one of the less bad ones around here, but you represent them with your limited thinking.
The sad reality is that globalization and the off-shoring of corporations brings jobs to places where there is joblessness, and the standard of living in those places eventually rises. It's typically a bloody, messy process that causes a lot of pain to both the indigenous personnel and the Americans who lose their jobs to the places where labor is cheap, but eventually, those places have a high enough standard of living where they don't tolerate stuff like this anymore. So the corporations move again to a shittier place. Look at China. They used to be practically slave labor, but now, they are pushing back against textile manufacturing and outsourcing that shit to African nations where the labor is even cheaper. Globalization totally sucks as a process, but the result is alright. Fighting against it with arguments like "but it's not nice to those people" is ultimately a losing battle because the world does not give a single fuck about any of our feelings.
It's true that it's not always bad, even when it sounds like it. That's down to context and the circumstances of each individual country affected. That doesn't mean it's not worth it to make the effort to help the people.
Unfortunately, this is just how capitalism works. When you're the lowest man on the totem pole, you get the worst of it. As bad as capitalism may be at times, it's still the best system out there (kind of like democracy). And the silver lining is that through these instances of suffering and hardship, typically, the people affected by them end up better off than they would have had these systems not been introduced into their environments.
