đą The documentary explores the nature, evolution, and impacts of modern corporations.
đŒ Scandals and lack of public control over big corporations have triggered a wide debate on their operating principles.
đ Corporations have extraordinary power and influence over our lives, but their actions can cause hidden harms.
âïž Corporations prioritize delivering results and externalizing costs, often causing harm to others.
đŒ Workers in developing countries are paid extremely low wages for producing products for corporations.
đ Corporations contribute to exploitation, cancer epidemics, and environmental pollution.
đĄ Our civilization is not built according to the laws of aerodynamics, leading to its inevitable decline.
đ° Corporations prioritize profit over moral responsibility and often engage in unethical practices.
đ Corporate decisions are often out of touch with the majority of the world's population and the realities they face.
đ The video discusses the idea of privatization and its impact on public institutions, arguing that certain services should be maintained in the Commons or under common control to ensure their accessibility and sustainability.
đŒ The concept of consumer power is explored, highlighting the tactics used by corporations to manipulate children into wanting and buying their products through advertising and marketing strategies.
đ„ The documentary examines the role of corporations in society and the influence they exert on public policy, including the reconfiguration of public processes and the impact on taxes and wealth distribution.
Real-life product placement is about placing brands in movies that portray ordinary people using their products.
Corporations are patenting living organisms and genes, which raises concerns about ownership and control over life itself.
Media corporations, driven by powerful advertisers, may filter information and suppress stories that are critical of certain products or companies.
đ The video discusses the privatization of industries and the resistance faced by the government in convincing people that water is a commodity.
đŒ Foreign national corporations have a history of condoning tyrannical governments and profiting from unethical practices.
đ Corporate power has become global, leading to a decrease in government control over corporations and the need for accountability in the marketplace.
đ The documentary highlights the negative effects of corporations on society and the environment, emphasizing issues such as sweatshops, child labor, and pollution.
đ© It showcases the power of collective action and the ability of ordinary people to challenge and bring about change in corporate practices.
đ± The film also discusses the importance of sustainable practices, advocating for a new industrial revolution that prioritizes environmental preservation.
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