• anonymous said on May 10, 2006....

  Poor McDonalds. But trust me, they're not going down anytime soon. They still have China to feed.

• SuzyQ said on May 10, 2006....

  The irony just kills me. Disney is ethical? Talk about the pot calling the kettle black. Another self-righteous multi-million dollar company, how novel.

• bloc said on May 10, 2006....

  ethics and wealth are two seperate things. Being wealth in and of itself does not make one unethical.

• MoneyAlone said on May 10, 2006....

  Is it possible to accumalate wealth ethically? Wealth accumalation usually requires behavior that [i]someone[/i] would consider unethical.

• anonymous said on May 10, 2006....

  making something someone wants and selling it to them is unethical? Surely you jest!

• Ligarius said on May 11, 2006....

  the unethical is not what you sell is how you sell that

• silverwhisper said on Jul 18, 2006....

  yes, it's possible to accumulate wealth ethically, unless you apply the standards of a puritan, in which case you'll presumably possess a wealth of a different character. :> and ligarius, some things that are sold are to me unethical. consider the ranges of things that are illegal to sell (certain drugs, certain types of videos). ed

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