You aren't?
So people can commit crimes but corporations (who are treated as a person) cant?
Agree to disagree and then wait and see what might be?
RobertHively wrote:
Your argument isn't logical.
Corporations have committed crimes. Lots of them.
Pharmaceutical companies have both committed crimes, AND committed acts that were not crimes, but led to many deaths. These are the reasons the FDA was both created, and the basis for many of the regulations.
Of course some companies do better than others at following the regulations. But if you had even the slightest inclination to have an intelligent discussion, you would have looked into how the system is set up to reduce the ability for a company to avoid following it.
You tell me, you like your dumb trite sayings... what's the one about 3 people keeping a secret?
It's difficult for a company to skirt rules when multiple people have to review things and are legally liable for any violations.
You're naive if you think this is as simple as the CEO saying "Let's just ignore that law there, and release product"
Can laws be skirted? Yes. But it becomes much more difficult the closer you get to critical points. More people get involved, and paper records get created.
But again, you're not actually trying to have an intelligent conversation. That is clear now. I should have realized that when you basically said "That actual information is way too long and difficult to read. I'm going to substitute it with my completely uneducated personal ideas about the matter, and believe they carry equal weight".
You are actually the embodiment of the problem with any educated discourse these days.