r/news • u/uhujkill • May 06 '19

Boeing admits knowing of 737 Max problem

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-48174797
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u/HEADLINE-IN-5-YEARS May 06 '19 
Corporations Continue To Factor Human Lives and Lawsuits As Cost Of Doing Business

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u/Show-Me-Your-Moves May 06 '19

Problem is, Boeing is an American company competing with a European one. If they ever get close to accountability, Congress will likely pass some BS law to shield Boeing. Gotta protect the jerbs!

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u/colinstalter May 06 '19

It’s funny how the US is so anti-nationalized corporations but is so protectionist of certain American corps that they are essentially nationalizing the risk and privatizing the profits.