Josh Justice on Nostr: When people say “that CEO had to make that unethical detrimental-to-society ...
When people say “that CEO had to make that unethical detrimental-to-society decision because that’s their duty to shareholders,” my conclusion is that the publicly-traded company construct is unethical.
I don’t own any direct stock in them, but it occurs to me I might have an ethical obligation to shift my retirement funds so none of them are indirectly invested in publicly-traded companies.
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