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What do you think is the mostt evil company of all time?

@The_Merry_Chesster said ^

Fischer-Price

Mattel

Lego

Playmobil!

@The_Merry_Chesster said [^](/forum/redirect/post/xrH30YWR) > > > Fischer-Price > > > > Mattel > > Lego Playmobil!

@chaosydude said ^

Roblox

this is really funny cus the only people who thumbs downed were 8 for sure

@chaosydude said [^](/forum/redirect/post/0NfKxvpb) > Roblox this is really funny cus the only people who thumbs downed were 8 for sure

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@CSKA_Moscou said ^

Fischer-Price

Mattel

Lego

Playmobil!

The bastards...!
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@CSKA_Moscou said [^](/forum/redirect/post/EHWEfpgK) > > > > Fischer-Price > > > > > > Mattel > > > > Lego > > Playmobil! The bastards...! ![sddefault.jpg](https://image.lichess1.org/display?op=noop&path=QoLDp8l_7f1n.jpg&sig=48292ebc1942ff05ff84daaf310dcd9b00a6ace6)

'Mattel'...is the most evil, Ken has no dick ! -:]

'Mattel'...is the most evil, Ken has no dick ! -:]

Chess is for people who are bad at chess

Chess is for people who are bad at chess
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@Skittle-Head just made me a bit less sure about my impending heartfelt defense of the toy maker.

Skittle-Head often seems to offer an unexpected but thought provoking perspective, so I should not be surprised, I guess.

When I think of sad company practice, however, the words "Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire" first occur to me -- although that disaster did seem to lead to a salutary improvement in workplace safety laws.

By the way, I know of no "oil companies" that "aim" for "destroying life on Earth."

Indeed, what company would "aim" to destroy all of its customers?

I believe they "aim" for keeping people warm and moving and provided with some of the raw material upon which life has come to depend for many-- like some heart patients, for example. Even where and when the sun isn't shining and the wind isn't blowing. Even where some have effectively blocked a nuclear power plant from being constructed, in a purported and likely sincere effort to "save the planet."

Of course, some are free to do without petroleum and its products, if they wish. Lots of luck to them! I hope they're living in, say, Tahiti! That might make the attempt easier, or at least more pleasant! I wonder how many have considered what's providing the electricity for their online computers, at least in part?

@Skittle-Head just made me a bit less sure about my impending heartfelt defense of the toy maker. Skittle-Head often seems to offer an unexpected but thought provoking perspective, so I should not be surprised, I guess. When I think of sad company practice, however, the words "Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire" first occur to me -- although that disaster did seem to lead to a salutary improvement in workplace safety laws. By the way, I know of no "oil companies" that "aim" for "destroying life on Earth." Indeed, what company would "aim" to destroy all of its customers? I believe they "aim" for keeping people warm and moving and provided with some of the raw material upon which life has come to depend for many-- like some heart patients, for example. Even where and when the sun isn't shining and the wind isn't blowing. Even where some have effectively blocked a nuclear power plant from being constructed, in a purported and likely sincere effort to "save the planet." Of course, some are free to do without petroleum and its products, if they wish. Lots of luck to them! I hope they're living in, say, Tahiti! That might make the attempt easier, or at least more pleasant! I wonder how many have considered what's providing the electricity for their online computers, at least in part?

Monsanto, and all of the oil companies.

Monsanto, and all of the oil companies.