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Saturday, August 22nd, 2026, 3:58 pm

Kill Corrupt Megacorporations, Not Vegetarian Animals

Stop killing us, trophy hunt target

IT seems like Apple is the latest in GAFAM to openly admit a round of mass layoffs. It went too far, lost billion on a misguided project, and now people will have to go.

“Bring back the corporate death penalty”, an article published 3 days ago by Salon.com, said: “I’m a huge fan of the corporate death penalty, a legal process in which a corporation is forced to dissolve or stop existing…”

If you want to do good, then start a trophy hunt for corruption-filled corporations. Expose their bad deeds, receive recognition for it.

Companies are not people. Killing them is not murder. If those companies kill people, then killing those companies will save people.

If you think Apple is an innocent company, start looking into its sweatshops and the conditions there. Apple pays about 1% of the revenue of an iPhone to the people who actually make the darn thing.

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