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Thegoodthebadandaman t1_jctq7s3 wrote

Boeing technically bought McDonnell Douglas but MD's upper management, the very reason why the company failed in the first place, ended up in charge of Boeing. It's like McDonnell Douglas was a zombie which bit Boeing. It's why Boeing went from being an engineering focused company to one which only cared about profits and line go up.

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Antibotics t1_jcte3f3 wrote

>It’s a corporation. Not a person.

Indeed, except corporations are made of people, so each one of those individuals who contributed to the problem is actually responsible (morally, if not legally).

Hiding behind the corporation is a cop out. I'm sure the individual people at Boeing who made or contributed to the decisions that led to all the suffering and eventual deaths can morally excuse their actions by saying it was the company and not themselves who did it.

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politits t1_jcrld25 wrote

First they tried to blame diversity, then WFH… whatever straws conservatives can desperately grasp at to try to shift blame from the obvious actual culprit which is Trump & Republicans eliminating essential banking regulations.

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