I’ve been on Lemmy for a while and the sheer naive idealism on here boggles me sometimes. You guys think “megacorp is evil and stoopid”, when realistically the person who discovered the breach freaks out because he may lose his job and is the sole breadwinner of the family, then takes it to his manager, who isn’t in a much better position. It bounces through a few low level admins and teams trying to figure out the extent, since there are hundreds of applications and systems, all while the clock is ticking by what you want to see. Only once they have things does it get bubbled up because they want to make sure they can answer to the VP in hopefully a way they won’t be scapegoated and lose their jobs. Finally it may get to the people who do have control of information but by now it’s been a while and past your idealistic timeframe. All because a common working man doesn’t want to become homeless.

But sure, blame the corporation, because it’s a single monolithic entity that you can focus your ire on instead of showing some sympathy for the working people, who are also here on Lemmy, fearing for their jobs.

I get your sentiment, but the difference is the mega-company has to worry about what they say for when they inevitably get sued.

No one is going to sue blahaj, and their currency is trust and communication, so it helps to be open.

It’s less having him talk against the war and more the fact that Nike has ties with Russian nationals when there are explicit sanctions and restrictions against doing business with Russian entities.

Nike should have avoided this conflict in the first place and just gone with another artist altogether.

Yeah it sucks for Americans.

That last frame looks like the cone blew its load after getting smoke up its ass.