Let’s start with the golden rule which leads to a reciprocal relationship between two entites.
Scratch my back and I scratch yours kind of thing.
In this type of social exchange the benefits are mutual for both parties. So all well and good. — invicta
The dilemma here comes to the problem of Evil where one of the parties doesn’t hold their end of the bargain hence broken level of trust. — invicta
The question is can corporate or banking greed be stopped at all or should the government stay away from regulation.
In any case the Rich man will have so much money they won’t know what to do with it.
Question: what role should the government do to protect people on lower wages — invicta
Treating people badly doesn't mean you're evil, it means you're an asshole. — T Clark
There are some people who treat others badly because they enjoy doing so. For example: compulsive and manipulative liars. In my own view, there is a lot of "evil" in such an act. I think being an asshole is more related to a lack of basic morals and education. — javi2541997
I'll revise my statement - Treating people badly doesn't necessarily mean you're evil, it means you're an asshole — T Clark
The entrepreneurial spirit of many tends to disregard natural wonders and they cut down trees to make clearances for human rather than animal habitats. — invicta
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