Re:Ford employees ask the company to stop making police cars
by core-questions on Thursday July 09, 2020 @04:28PM
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> It's that the employees are uncomfortable doing business with people who they see will use their products to do harm.
This is a ridiculous attitude. The vast, vast majority of police actions keep the populace in general from greater harm. This is just virtue signalling at scale, and I am glad the CEO is ignoring this.
> If you go into a gun shop and the person working the counter believes you're going to use it to kill someone they're well within their right to simply not do business with you.
This is an asinine comparison, and I think you know that.
This is a ridiculous attitude. The vast, vast majority of police actions keep the populace in general from greater harm. This is just virtue signalling at scale, and I am glad the CEO is ignoring this.
> If you go into a gun shop and the person working the counter believes you're going to use it to kill someone they're well within their right to simply not do business with you.
This is an asinine comparison, and I think you know that.