@scottdesno @KennyBallentine @SusanSarandon When they do, their investors let them know. If a company is harming people for the sake of its investors, as is alleged in the trailer, it is the investors that make corrections.
@scottdesno @KennyBallentine @SusanSarandon To reduce the motives of any group of people to selfishness is foolish. Firstly, most bad actors in the marketplace fail. Most people know this and avoid them. It does happen, that dishonest startups lure nacent & seasoned investors. It also happens that estab. Co.s err. 4/
@scottdesno @KennyBallentine @SusanSarandon Most of my coworkers, with few exceptions, didn't invest purely for reasons of financial gain. It was not greed but a willingness to aid in the success of a company whose mission, in principal, aligned with our own. I for my part, I want them to succeed and I wager they will. 3/
@scottdesno @KennyBallentine @SusanSarandon On the occasions that I've invested in companies, even if they were part of a company provided, contributory IRA, I made choices based on what kinds of companies they were. What was their mission? How were they fulfilling that mission? That's normal. 2/
@scottdesno @KennyBallentine @SusanSarandon I'll have to catch it, but I can tell you this. From the trailer, I'm immediately led to believe that it leaves much of the actual story out, and ascribes malevolent motives to those who invest. 1/
@jk_rowling Indeed. Many many of those. Though we're not in the same place in terms of success, we share that ethic. I read your work in my 50s. Like so many others, I found it clever, funny and eminently readable. So much for demographics.
@JoeBiden Ah, no Mr. President. That was the Supreme Court, who rightly put the issue in the hands of the states. You know, those 50 sovereign governments that make up the country. Now take your warm milk and have a lie down.