I like this post, and I would also like Apple as a company to do this things. But I also wonder if we should expect an entity of the capitalistic system to behave in such a way. Companies are not humans and they don’t behave like this they only need to fulfil the needs of their investors. Which usually is to increase the value of the company.

I’m conflicted about this but it does not feel right to expect a company to behave like an activist, with a moral standing. But then again where would should we as human put the levers?

In short, instead of meekly capitulating to pathetic bullies, this is a moment when Apple needed go on the attack. Instead of curling up in a defensive ball on the floor and crying while you hand out gold bricks to fascist predators, this is a time when a company full of smart and talented people should stand its ground.

⤑ How Tim Cook sold out Steve Jobs - Anil Dash (via Source).

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