if companies want to create defective products that fail faster, let them it is in their business model so they can make money, there's nothing wrong with that, If you dislike that they don't make perfect or good products go compete and get their customers to buy your better products. The government intervention seems like it's the more corrupt part and they get in to minimize their profits and tax them away so they don't make as much or non at all, if they got out the way companies can make better products without having so many rules or crap thrown on them.
I guess you don't understand the concept of fraud. It is fraudulent to sell defective products, and to intentionally sabotage them and not tell people buying your product, what is worse is they buy up companies that make actual good products and milk the brand name for millions or billions by substituting inferior products with the same name.
next you think that regulations are there by accident? big companies get them put into place so smaller companies can't start up because the compliance costs are so high. you have a naive vision of how the real world works... but don't worry most do, which is why I write my articles. I spell out clearly the inherent flaws in capitalism and they are not even debatable.
I 100% fraud but selling products that dont last forever or extremely long isnt fraud. these companies make billions and millions because people buy them. This is by their choice and not forced, so if these products were so bad then the millions wouldn't come.
to debate things makes the mind open up. thinking opposite or different is can open up new ideas
Fraud is fraud and dishonest practices are dishonest. If they put on the label, this product is designed to last for 2 years with average use, that would be different, but that is not the case. Fraud and corruption in businesses is the standard not the exception and that is cause there is no accountability, until corporations are treated like people not magic entities things wont change. too big too jail is a real thing.
Think of it like this a company is making something and it will cost 10 cents more to use a more quality part that would make the item last 5x longer, instead they use the part they know will be a weak point and it will break in 2-3 years with average use. That is fraud, and happens all the time.
if you see it at their view that extra 10 cents per unit would remove a few employees because it breaks their profit margins. they create a product that fits their models and helps their employees. if the also used the best materials to make that product, think about the R&D needed to make that product so now the price becomes to expensive for their target market to afford. pros and cons to business not fruad
can justify it all you want but I was obviously not talking about a 50 cent item, I am talking about an item where ten cents is a very small fraction of the total cost of production.
how is that?
if companies want to create defective products that fail faster, let them it is in their business model so they can make money, there's nothing wrong with that, If you dislike that they don't make perfect or good products go compete and get their customers to buy your better products. The government intervention seems like it's the more corrupt part and they get in to minimize their profits and tax them away so they don't make as much or non at all, if they got out the way companies can make better products without having so many rules or crap thrown on them.
I guess you don't understand the concept of fraud. It is fraudulent to sell defective products, and to intentionally sabotage them and not tell people buying your product, what is worse is they buy up companies that make actual good products and milk the brand name for millions or billions by substituting inferior products with the same name.
next you think that regulations are there by accident? big companies get them put into place so smaller companies can't start up because the compliance costs are so high. you have a naive vision of how the real world works... but don't worry most do, which is why I write my articles. I spell out clearly the inherent flaws in capitalism and they are not even debatable.
I 100% fraud but selling products that dont last forever or extremely long isnt fraud. these companies make billions and millions because people buy them. This is by their choice and not forced, so if these products were so bad then the millions wouldn't come.
to debate things makes the mind open up. thinking opposite or different is can open up new ideas
Fraud is fraud and dishonest practices are dishonest. If they put on the label, this product is designed to last for 2 years with average use, that would be different, but that is not the case. Fraud and corruption in businesses is the standard not the exception and that is cause there is no accountability, until corporations are treated like people not magic entities things wont change. too big too jail is a real thing.
Think of it like this a company is making something and it will cost 10 cents more to use a more quality part that would make the item last 5x longer, instead they use the part they know will be a weak point and it will break in 2-3 years with average use. That is fraud, and happens all the time.
if you see it at their view that extra 10 cents per unit would remove a few employees because it breaks their profit margins. they create a product that fits their models and helps their employees. if the also used the best materials to make that product, think about the R&D needed to make that product so now the price becomes to expensive for their target market to afford. pros and cons to business not fruad
can justify it all you want but I was obviously not talking about a 50 cent item, I am talking about an item where ten cents is a very small fraction of the total cost of production.