>multiple whistleblowers at Boeing over the decades
>a few killed themselves or died accidentally
>whistleblowers have routinely leaked video and audio of corruption to the press, but they were never picked up or covered
>whistleblowers routinely pass information about Boeing cutting corners and skipping mandatory check ups to the FBI, with the FAA being completely compliant in this
>for decades
Boeing, the government, and the FBI were all covering up for Boeing. Paying out for these accidents was way cheaper than actually paying for routine inspections and quality checks.
Is Boeing done as an aviation company? How do they cover this up now?
Hopefully. Time for Comac C919s to rise up into the world.
Diversity is our strength.
boeing is the poster child for "they're one of our companies so we have to baby their worthless asses". if they were a foreign company operating on US soil they would have been glowie raided by now
Absolutely correct
That depends entirely on which foreign country they would have been from.
>that depends entirely on the country being named israel or not
Ftfy
>is boeing done
the fact that you are saying this and not the government and fbi is indicative of the answer to your dumb moronic question.
these departments should be completely scrubbed and liquidated and everyone involved should no longer be allowed outside a prison cell. What do you think the likelyhood of this happening is?>
0%. They need a bailout!
then you already know the answer, boeing will be just fine and even if they do "go under" they will just be liquidated to a new corporate face like space x or something.
In reality people are just going to lose faith in anything public (by public I mean the private consumer facade run by corporations, not just government stuff) and check out. This will cause it to slowly unwind which will further deteriorate the availability and quality of these transactional social interactions causing people to check out more.
You're already seeing this. Just sit back and enjoy it.
they dont need human hands they will have machines in 10 years minimum
>muh machines
>just 2 more weeks bros...
t. moron who never worked a white collar job
the only reason humans do work that could otherwise be automated or outsourced is specifically so that a person can be held immediately liable for said work
they dont need to keep you poor if you're dead stupid.
That image is kind of unfair on Peterson. From what I remember of the manifesto (written in 1995, long before Peterson came to prominence), it seems TK is referring more to the anti-capitalist, anti-US brand of professor. The type who rallies against US hegemony while remaining dependant on it.
>boeing does something bad
>can't help but claim the government is also complicit
corporations can never be evil on their own can they
Is it really okay for somebody who worked for Monsanto to head US's agriculture department? Or somebody from Boeing to head US's FAA? Is there no conflict of interest there?
Boeing wasn't evil until they acquired McDonnell Douglas.
The DOJ could have easily stopped the acquisition.
More likely though, the Military Industrial Complex pushed for the merger.
Although I wouldn't hold the antitrust authorities responsible per se - just pointing out that the Corporation wasn't "evil" until recently.
The FAA is definitely criminally corrupt, thoughever.
The root of the problem is "greed" - one of the seven deadly sins.
Capitalism just tries to direct greed in a direction that is more productive.
But ultimately the sin is human in nature - greed still exists under Socialism or Communism, it just isn't used as productively.
>The root of the problem is "greed" - one of the seven deadly sins.
>Capitalism just tries to direct greed in a direction that is more productive.
>But ultimately the sin is human in nature - greed still exists under Socialism or Communism, it just isn't used as productively.
Truthnuke
>Socialism or Communism, it just isn't used as productively
Yes it is lmao. Are you moronic? Every instance of either have manifested in brutal dictatorships in which the leaders enriched and/or empowered themselves
>nooo the government never has their fingers in this shit
>the heckin government would never let this shit happennnnn
are you serious?
how the frick did the government agencies not notice the frickups? Of course the government is complicit.
Because the government outsourced most of the checks to Boeing.
That's the fun part here: if you blame the government department your instinctive response is to cut their funding, which means they'll abandon even more of their responsibilities, which means they'll be complicit in the next disaster, which means you'll blame the government department, which means the instinctive response...
Everyone knows companies are there to make money, not be good or just. The governments are supposed to keep them in line.
low IQ post
stock still same as about 6 months ago, this is a nothingburger. If you really believe boeing is finished why don't you short it? The market knows that US will never let boeing fail.
IMO it's actually not a bad short if you can get a good hedge and have a long enough time horizon. Most of their liquidity comes from inventory, without that they have a lot of debt.
nope, won't even stop selling 737MAX, their order book is full until well in the 2030s
literally no other choice.
How many whistleblowers did they assassinate so far?
they're a defense contractor for the US, literally untouchable unfailable company, they could crash 50% of passenger jets and still be bailed out
>mandates companies to stop hiring based on competency and instead prioritize skin color, gender and sexuality
>acts confused when everything goes to shit
this is just the beginning
>Ed Pierson
shame about his future inexplicable suicide
Sadly Boeing is too important for the US for them to let it fail. The management should still be executed though
I thought that guy died from suicide already? Or was it another guy? Or am I back in time and don't know it yet?
>Boeing whistleblower John Barnett was found dead last month, in an apparent suicide.
Oh.
There are TONS of "other guys". People in top positions at Boeing kept coming out to talk shit about then. They either get silenced permanently, or silenced with the threat of being sued 10 generations into bankruptcy by Boeing. Going to the press doesn't work because they won't publish, and going to the FBI is useless because then they'll tell Boeing.
Boeing and Intel are going through the same internal teardown that kept the shelves empty at Fry's. It's a humiliation ritual against Americans.
Ah sweet, another thinly veiled pol thread on g.
>planes are not technology
correct. now go back.
that's not really an option, unfortunately, and frankly it's not that bad for them financially; only reputationally which doesn't really matter when you're a monopoly
Boeing is too big to fail.
Board is too rich to jail.
probably. There is no recovery from this bad pr alone
Yes there is. They'll be bailed out just like how GM got bailed out
>gm
>bailed out
There is no bail out. Google bail in. It will be diluded until bankrupcy. The competition has orders for the next century. I'm no kidding. Boing is dead.
So when is this whistleblower going to suddenly be found dead and have his death immediately ruled a "suicide", followed by some totally real and not at all completely fabricated stories coming out discrediting him in the eyes of the public?
delusional moron.
do people actually believe these whistleblowers?
The more likely story is the shopfloor software is complete shit, people worked around it and made up broken processes which let garbage work out the door without proper QC.
Conspiracy to cover it up? sure, but it's not like it was intentional.