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Re:Two Portland delivery companies revolt against Amazon, sh... by GavinMcG on Friday July 02, 2021 @01:46PM (#27714523)
I'm not sure why people keep equating carelessness with actual malice.

Yes, obviously both the boss and the enforcer are bad for doing harmful things with an evil mind. That's just not the same as apathy.

Re:Two Portland delivery companies revolt against Amazon, sh... by RHSeeger on Friday July 02, 2021 @07:53PM (#27718220)
Taking actions that you know put someone else's personal property at risk _is_ malice. It's less malice than actively breaking it, but it is actively making a choice to put something that belongs to someone else in harm's way.
Re:Two Portland delivery companies revolt against Amazon, sh... by GavinMcG on Friday July 02, 2021 @09:12PM (#27718549)
No, it's not. Neither is minor speeding, for example. It's a lack of care and awareness about the consequences of one's actions - hardly a desire for those consequences. You say "active" and the whole point is that it isn't.