Never said that, but since we've apparently landed at "people are complete sociopaths and absolutely must be forced to act in ways that aren't overtly harmful" what, specifically, are your recommendations? Because from where I'm sitting that sounds an awful lot like ironclad reasoning to eliminate profit motive from society.
I'm not recommending anything. I'm just saying that "we shouldn't rely on companies for regulation of their behavior" is not an opinion easily countered by "but we need to, just in case of regulatory capture", because it's putting the cart before the horse.
Still isn't what I said. but since we're doing another lap through available options are 1. do nothing 2. government regulation <insert sovereign individual screeching here> 3. corporate self-regulation (because that's always successful /s) 4. Eliminate all incentives for unethical behavior.
