What are the worst corporations?

[Ilikewaterkusa]

What companies have negatively impacted the world the most?

 

[Jailbreak571]

...
The secret wizard's organisation or SWO that stopped the advancement of magic and made it a myth never to be seen again.

 

[Representing_Tromba]

Nestle and the World Economic Forum are the biggest ones that come to mind for me.

 

[Prince_Azmiran_Myrian]

I feel like the impact of companies is dwarfed by the impact of international globalist organizations.
At least companies are supposed to care about profit. Activists don't.

 

[georgelee5786]

Nestle and the World Economic Forum are the biggest ones that come to mind for me.

I only know the WEF as the Do as we say, Peasants, Forum

 

[NotaNuffian]

I am shoving PETA and WHO down for hypocrism, but those are low hanging fruits and the only thing they negatively impact is the human sanity, which isn't much in this day and age.

Also EA and Bethesda, "do you not have phones?"

 

[Ilikewaterkusa]

I feel like the impact of companies is dwarfed by the impact of international globalist organizations.
At least companies are supposed to care about profit. Activists don't.

I’d say NGOs and corporations are the same thing.

 

[Prince_Azmiran_Myrian]

I’d say NGOs and corporations are the same thing.

Its kinda true. They definetly cooperate and have some overlapping members.

 

[Ilikewaterkusa]

Its kinda true. They definetly cooperate and have some overlapping members.

It’s going to get worse with like ESG and stuff. Related video

 

[AnonUnlimited]

The United Nations.

If you live in America I’d say Nike, NBA, any MLM, most Cable companies, Google, Facebook, Twitter, Activision Blizzard, CNN, MSNBC, actually 80% of news media companies…

How about Big Media and Big Tech and all the propaganda they keep pushing out. Does Harvard count as an organization? They and the rest of the Ivy League schools make my list as well.

 

[Gryphon]

Well Nestle's business practices have led to literal thousands of infants dying in third world countries, so they're a safe bet.

 

[AnonUnlimited]

Oh, I wanted to add Pfizer, Moderna and Jansen if you’re in the US.

 

[Ilikewaterkusa]

Well Nestle's business practices have led to literal thousands of infants dying in third world countries, so they're a safe bet.

Planned parenthood laughs in 60 million + killed

 

[Lloyd]

The banks, media organizations, law firms, and high profit pharmaceuticals

 

[Shard]

Amazon. Maybe not as bad externally, but internally... Worked there for five years because my morals wouldn't allow me to leave. Now you couldn't get me back for $100/hour. When you call over 200 ambulances per year on one shift alone for three years straight, there is a big fucking problem. When you run out of people to hire in a major city because everyone knows how horrible you are and you have to bus people in from other cities (or hire from other countries for that matter), there is a big fucking problem. When you bring in 200+ new people per day, and less than five make it to the second shift, there is a big fucking problem.

 

[Tempokai]

Every corporation that is secretly or not funded by CCP, like BlackRock, Tencent, and countless more.

They are the menace that tries to push the authoritarian bullshit to the world (lockdowns, surveillance, etc.)