The engineers work for him. If they tell them they’re not safe, he has an obligation to do the right thing and not put it to market. If they tell him its safe but its not, he has an obligation to pull it from market. He culpable for the actions of his company.
this is all true, and he’s responsible for those deaths, but that’s in his professional life. this man has like had his bodyguards hold someone down so he could hit them a bunch over like a D&D game or raped a girl or something. something incredibly petty and personal. I don’t know what.
Notice how he specifies that he technically never “physically” hurt anyone.
But damaging his product and brand is “violence.”
also he has absolutely physically hurt people. I don’t know how, I don’t know when, but he has.
Provably all the people that died when his cars blew up or drowned them
well, you could argue that was his engineers; he just sold the things.
I mean more personally. like with his hands.
The engineers work for him. If they tell them they’re not safe, he has an obligation to do the right thing and not put it to market. If they tell him its safe but its not, he has an obligation to pull it from market. He culpable for the actions of his company.
this is all true, and he’s responsible for those deaths, but that’s in his professional life. this man has like had his bodyguards hold someone down so he could hit them a bunch over like a D&D game or raped a girl or something. something incredibly petty and personal. I don’t know what.
I’m not sure why the distinction between his professional and personal life is important.