Now, Bahia thought differently. Bahia is not a fan of corporations. She said, "I think that its ridiculous the way almost everything is slowly falling into the hands of corporations as they are gaining more and more power". Bahia really hates how the corporations make such a negative impact on the health of people and environment, and that they only do it for their selfish profits. In addition, another reason why Bahia hates corporations is because they pay their labors 50 cents and sell their product for 12 dollars. Thats a major profit, and the corporations frankly take it just for themselves.
Now those were our opinions, but then I frankly just told her, "you know Bahia, some day me or some of your other friends may own a corporation, and they might not even be healthy for the environment". And she simply replied, "then I would probably not like them". Then we got into an argument and I told her that thats just how life works and how you have to be responsible for your own problems, while she replied that its the powerful corporation who causes the world all the problems. It didn't end that well, but clearly we both had a very strong opinion about corporations.
Hi Falak,
ReplyDeleteI see you just posted this while I was checking your blog. What if it didn't have to be an either/or situation? Can corporations be required to produce socially responsible, environmentally friendly products? Consider what the largest carpet manufacturer said in the film, that not thinking this way is like taxation without representation (meaning, we are taking your children's generation, without them having a say. Is that fair? Just? ) Mrs. B