I w2as looking at a broader set of social responsabilty as far as taking
care of others. stealing, extoroting, abuse. You might have a point
though....it still doesn't feel right...

Adam

On 1/17/06, G <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >
> > My whole point was arguing this whole people who take a job voluntarily.
> > Being at the bottum of the barrel is a shit load better than being
> outside
> > of the barrel. Walmart, and other companies,  know this and I think they
> > abuse this by offering very low wages and beifits. Great agrument that
> hey
> > they can get away with it and thats thier bussiness. Should governement
> > get
> > involved ell thats a matter of opinion. Me personally I'm on the fence
> > here.
> > In this case we're talking about a company that is not being, in my
> > opinion,
> > socially responsable and a company should be socially responsible. The
> > governement has setup a long list of laws a rules to force the indivual
> to
> > be socially responsible. So while the government can force the
> indivisual
> > to
> > be socially responible they should not/ can not force a company to be
> > socially responsible?
>
> What laws? How is the government forcing me, personally, so be socially
> responsible? I'm allowed to exploit people as much as I want. If i find
> some
> poor kid willing to mow my lawn for $1....i can exploit him!
>
>
>
> 

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