• ExcessShiv@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    3 days ago

    If Nestlé had a security breach that compromised production they wouldn’t stop the production. They’d just silently keep making compromised product and sort of fix it on the fly.

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      2 days ago

      It’s questionable whatever they would even fix it at all and just keep producing the compromised product and lobby some politician to remove some regulations.

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        2 days ago

        Fixed that for you

        It’s questionable whatever they would even fix it at all and just keep producing the compromised product and lobby bribe some politician to remove some regulations.

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            Not in America, in America a bribe is when a politician puts down in writing that they voted a certain way because someone gave them money for that specifically, anything else is just normal, according to the supreme court anyway.

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              Germany has copied this. It’s the same here now. If a politician doesn’t agree in writing that he was paid to vote for or against a certain law, it is not corruption.