This is a classic example of everything that is wrong with corporate Australia, and the natures of those supposed humans who populate and control it, especially at this end of the investment and ethical spectrum, where many honest and kind and good-willed mums and dads operate and live.
So if you can't see this, then you are also a morally bankrupt individual, for which there is no hope, because you probably have no conscience, or kindness.
We recently had a royal commission into banking for precisely these causes and events.
If you are drawn to the rules of the jungle, or even worse, you actually try and justify them, then you are a regressive, and nothing more than a monkey, and god help us if your type wins, because there would be no hope for humanity.
If you can't help to clean this up now, today, for your own children and grandchildren's sake, then you are not someone with the values that I would ever want to associate with, and you would be one of those who should also be held accountable for the demise of human decency and fairness and hope, going forward.
If you cannot see this, or rationalize this within your limited intellect, then you are either ignorant, or stupid, or psychotic, and are a lost cause to yourself and to the generosity and honesty and fairness that we should give to all our fellow brothers and sisters, and to our families, within the spirit of kindness and hope and equanimity.
This is what the psychologists at the Personality Journal say about Greed.
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We are a tribal species who will instinctively take from other tribes as a desperate measure to feed our own. This is pretty much what all post-apocalyptic movies are showing us: take away civilization, and we soon return to “acting like animals.” (Except that animals, of course, don’t usually take more than they need. It’s not a very efficient use of energy.)
Moreover, once the negative pole of greed takes control of the personality, it does not care who it hurts in the process of getting what it “needs”. All things are secondary to the fear of lack. This is why, of all the chief features, greed is the hardest on others in one’s life.
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Gwaihir's ethics and morality, are that of a kind and generous and honest old man. If I lose a few dollars, so that others can be better off, especially those who are young, and with children, then that warms my failing heart.
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