Yeah it's possible. The furniture store I work for makes bank and we stand behind our products, have fair prices, and take great care of our customers. 😀
In Berlin I saw a picture for Durex. The picture of a kid putting sliced meat into a computer in a messy office. Amd a picture of a clean office with a cigar and brandy. Captioned "Durex. Sometimes, we don't need to make the mistake to learn the lesson"
An awesome example of "brand bullying" I will never forget... About 10 years ago, I was driving northbound on the GSP (in NJ), and looked up to see a giant billboard with a picture of a new Audi, with text under it that read "Your Move, BMW..." Then, about 1/2 mile up the road, I saw a billboard that had a picture of a new BMW 5 series, with text underneath that read "Checkmate..." I thought that was pretty badass..
They didn't promise, that it will make you happy, it's just name. You are allowed to name your product any way you can, but not allowed to lie about what it does.
I have a birth defect called amniotic banding syndrome that could have easily been prevented if the hospital had so much as examined my mother the multiple times she went to the ER for sever abdominal pain that ended up being appendicitis. Instead it wasn’t realized until it had ruptured and again because she was uninsured she had an incompetent surgeon who, as a result of his performance, led to my birth defect.
Microtransactions are frowned upon by many, but they also let some quality games maintain free-to-play status. You know what you're signing up for when you buy EA titles or other games with microtransactions. You're not being scammed, and you're not being forced. So I don't see why EA would be in this list. When it's all laid out in the Terms and Conditions, you don't get to call it a scam just because you don't read and/or can't control yourself.
Here is another scam... To access your 7-days trial period, enter your credit card details so we deduct you subscription fee automatically. I JUST WANT TO TRY >:(
Don’t know why everyone is so annoyed over tax evasion. If you were the CEO of a company, you wouldn’t hand over millions, or billions in tax out of the goodness of your own heart. People should really be annoyed over why there aren’t laws in place to stop it instead.
I can testify to number 4. I messed up my leg in Football practice, and I was taken to the hospital by my mom. when we got there, i was in alot of pain but the hospital in my hometown refused to treat me because of a unfinished payment from a previous injury and insurance issues. Because of that, I had to wait the whole night to go to a different medical center in alot of pain. The place will watch you wither in pain or die unless they can get paid.
Oh yeah, it's such a dick move to not pay your bills when you were 17 years old, family deep in poverty and your parent can only afford to send so little per month because paying what they want entirely meant going homeless. (im 23 now). But as soon as we were close to finish paying it, another else happens, broken legs, heart attacks, being forced to go in an ambulance because newbie doctors didn't know how to lower blood pressure.
@@ericaugusto758 Seriously? Obviously never lived/ been to the US and gotten hurt. You want to know how much saline bags in an ER cost? $150 for a $2 bag. That isn't counting the time charged for the nurse to put an IV in to administer the bag. Most people coming in from an emergency usually need more than one. And this even counting the bigger picture of seeing the doctor, possible surgery. So no when the system is rigged against you it isn't an asshole move to not pay your bills. Stop blaming the vulnerable people and start looking at the corporations making a profit off of people's suffering.
Well.. they turn your heat off if you dont pay, they take your car away and you cant buy groceries if you dont have money, what? Doctors are supposed to spend half their lives in school to stand in the rut between life and death just to give away those services for free? Who will pay their bills then? Welcome to capitalism.
Look, that hospital who don't want to treat patients that have an emergency illness and have no money/insurance etc. It's a common medical practice in my country. A person who had became a victim of hit and run earlier dead because that hospital didn't want to handle him. Also in my country, there's a slogan "You must not get sick if you are poor"
I should have been in charge of Red Bull marketing. After that suit, I'd happily tweak the advert to say 'Red Bull Gives you wings* ' with a fotnote flashing at the bootom of the screen. 'By giving wings, we mean give you more energy. We didn't think we'd have to clarify, but we never took into account how stupid some people can be, and apparently, some people are so unbelievably stupid, they think our sugar water should actually give them feathered wings. We have legal proof invalids this idiotic exist'
Babbleplay The guy didn't actually believe he would get wings, he just exploited a law in the legal system for a quick buck. What redbull did counted as false advertising, this is why companies like cleaning ones say they kill 99.9 % of germs instead of 100 because if even 1 germ survives then they can get sued for false advertising. This guy's not dumb, he's smart if anything for actually taking advantage of a flaw in the legal system, something most people would never think of
Randomguy0008679 Guy00000864 I can see your point, but if that’s the case, then I should be able to see you every fast food restaurant ever for their doctorate up burgers in their commercials that look so much better than the actual food you get. Those things are so fake, they would not even be edible with all they’ve done to them.
That is exactly how companies protect themselves from accusations of that kind: all commercials now have small text, or other barely noticeable warning, that product doesn't actually do that, or that professionals were doing tricks, etc.
Babbleplay Sadly you can't sue them for that misleading commercial food appearance as they can say "food can changed overtime" and some other bullshit.
Oh sorry my bad, forgot the context of it. Reminds me of a mcdolands lawsuit where someone complained coffee was too hot, but this one definitely takes the nomination of the dumbest lawsuit in history.
Cyberslackers are a symptom of people not enjoying their work. I'm an under-paid programmer who comes to work early, leave later and I never really slack. I might read documentation while laying down on a couch, or recliner in my chair while watching some online courses, but I enjoy the work I'm doing and I work with great people. People who slack are probably being under-stimulated, under-paid, and only spend time at work for the sake of a paycheck. Such people should be moved to somewhere their potential match their responsibilities
Another method: falsely masquareding as a smaller and seperate company to the actual company they are. Look at Govia Thameslink Railway and it's seperate route brands, Thameslink, Great Northern, Southern, and Gatwick Express. People might believe that they are a medium sized and UK based companies, whereas in fact they are just brand names of a large UK based company, which is owned by a large UK based company called Govia, which is in turn owned by two massive Transnational Corporations, those being Keolis and the Go Ahead Group.
I found a job on Craigslist where I'd be selling food at a concession stand out of a wagon during a lacrosse tournament with people all over the USA coming for their kids to play. It was only a couple days. One day I dropped a hotdog on the nasty ass floor. I went to throw it away when the lady grabbed my arm and asked what I was doing. I handed her the hotdog and she popped it right into a bun then served it. Just a dumb little story but think of all the times you've eaten food that was actually on the ground covered in dirt
That thing about pharmaceutical companies charging far too much for medicine is really true. I need to take medicine for depression, ADHD, and anxiety, and for sleep and if it wasn't for the Medicaid I automatically got when I went into foster care I would have to pay over $300 EVERY MONTH when I'd need to refill my prescriptions. And since I'm out of state for college, I have to pay $50 everytime. Thank God for support checks, but it's definitely gonna be hard when I age out of fostercare.
Insurance = CT scan and thorough blood tests and hospital admission. No insurance = basic blood tests and sent home with palliative narcotic medication prescriptions.
Usually the bigger the responsibility the bigger the violation. A real life example I have seen are a high ranking person in the Armed Forces would use their legal power to hammer junior ranked troops for the smallest of infractions but meanwhile would literally be stealing government vehicles personal use to go to an amusement park with mistresses; Yes cheating on your spouse is illegal in the US Armed Forces. Anther Romeo have seen high ranking officers make junior troops (who were being punished) clean their personal living spaces after a party. Both of these incidents were in the Stars and Stripes newspaper.
Pricefixing for medicin is a real problem, not just for livesaving drugs, but that's where it's worst. other medicins can switch prices to ten times more within weeks
1. Doctors do not take the Hippocratic oath. 2. If they operate on someone with no insurance then who is going to pay for the supplies, the clinic, and everything else that goes with it?
Interesting video, but I would add the systematic right's abuse and exploitation of employees (supposedly corporate's most valuable assets) by employers such as forced acceptance of non-disclosure, banned union and class-action, police-state style of applied surveillance, and the use of abusive at-will employment contracts.
As an employee of a phone company I can 100% say that there is a lot of unethical stuff in the workplace. And our employers tell us to do it, for example ths price fixing. We will put something at a price of $40, to $80 and say its buy one get one free. A lot of stuff like that goes down.
Employers use a program called keylogging which prints out the locations of the websites/ pages your on. So they can follow you on TH-cam or whatever. Been available for about 4 + years ish now.
About doctors refusing to operate: doctors that refuse to operate on patients without an insurence are made to pay all the fees from their own pocket. The minimum cost of a surgery is really high (thousands at least), as you need to gather a big team of people, use expensive material you'll have to throw away, let the patient stay a few days for post operation. Even considering the rather high salary of doctors, they can't really afford to do that. Additionally, if they operate regardless of that, they get yelled at by their bosses. So telling them they are wrong is a bit like telling somebody that doesn't want to pay for a charity what an ***hole they are. In my opinion, the fault lies mainly in the system for creating such moral dilemmas. So yes, some doctors are cold, morally wrong people, but isn't the system that creates such a dilemma equally at fault?
What's weird is Steve jobs agreed he had sort of stolen touch screen technology because of Picasso's saying "good artist copy, great artist steal" but apparently when samsung developed touchscreen technology for their phones apple is like no way
I love how Bill Maher put it best. Putting your money in a "tax haven" makes it seem like your moneys going to the spa to get a massage. If my regular ass did that shit I'd be in jail. Smh America.
First off, only 30% of medschools even offer the Hippocratic Oath so the misconception that all doctors are bound by oath is misleading. There are other oaths that medstudents take when they receive their MD. The Hippocratic oath is dated and does not accurately portray contemporary attitudes towards medicine care. The issue that doctors aren’t treating those without insurance has a different reason.
A lot of places in the world provide medical treatment for free as a public service, we don't need insurance at all. And it works out much cheaper than insurance.
But didn't Trump change his mind about pharmaceutical companies after a meetibg with their representatives? Though I would be happy if he or one of his peopke did something productive for once, that doesn't serve morally corrupt corporations.
johannes alke So trying to enforce our national borders (and related laws that are already on the books) isn’t productive? At least Hillary wasn’t able to send us to war with Russia so the government had an excuse to take away our few remaining freedoms.
if "good" is nearly starting a nuclear war, promoting sexism, racism, bigotry, continuous lying, illegally assuming the seat of POTUS, giving the working class their annual $700 back while the 1% make billions off of the tax cuts, and taking away safety regulations so companies can cut corners and fuck consumers over even more... then, sure. Trump's done plenty of good.
You should probably clarify that he didn't "give the working class their annual $700 back". He effectively made the country take a bigger loan on behalf of those people so that they need to pay $700 less in taxes. A loan that the American public will have to spend much more on than they gained in the long term.
You know why you can't import cars younger than 25 years to the us? Mercades and some other groups lobbied to ban the import of them since people were buying nicer versions of the cars overseas then importing them.
It's actually illegal to not treat someone dying in a hospital or coming in for help. I know because Iv been working in medical facilities for 8 years. Personal appointment they can do this and not treat someone. But if you go to the ER and need emergency surgery you will get it.
I was going to comment with the same thing. There's a post right at the front desk of our ED that says it's illegal to be turned away if you don't have health insurance.
True, when it becomes a problem though is when you get diagnosed with cancer and need a series of chemo or radiation treatments. You can’t get those in the emergency room as they have to be carefully planned and performed systematically. These doctors won’t treat you unless you can pay. My ENT won’t see me until everything is run through insurance and any copays are paid, for example.
I consider #9 mostly corruption. It’s like bribing in the fact that both work by someone giving money to someone in a position if they support certain policy.
Just always be cautious any time you go out under someone's/company's service. Because even your own government, doctor, or college will rip you off with some unreasonable price that you think is fair but is actually not, and they will secretly suck dry of your money or your insurance without you knowing or thinking about it. They do this because they have special knowledge of something and you are ignorant. So the day you get cancer (hope that you don't) and they offer chemo (which doesn't fix shit and makes you more sick) call them out on their bull shit, because they have the knowledge to cure cancer but they wouldn't profit off from that.
I honestly don't understand why Red Bull even had to settle for them giving money for "no wings" when even in their hands they had small text saying it didn't and in cases also having someone's voice sped up saying "Red Bull doesn't actually give you wings" for the very reason so no one could sue. Yet how did someone do so and get money?
So basically if you're poor or middle class then you're lazy and we hate you but if you're rich have fun being above the law, changing the law and ruining lives. While you're at it here's your $3 million bonus.
Willie Hardiman Did u get that from this video? BTW u can only lobby in the US, none of that nonsense here in the uk and I dunno what u mean about the rich ruining u over. U do realise that jobs are created by the rich? Someone poor cant offer u anything. So... You can always open your own enterprise and become rich u know... Who is stopping you? Then you would appriciate the worth of the big businesses, it is not easy out there. Only the best survive by providing you with the best products and services, that's the beauty of markets. You can be poor today but rich in 5 years mate. You gotta find your own way.
Willie Hardiman so don't generaliza all the rich dudes as being asholes or something, u have equal opportunities in the US, take advantage of it and don't play this nonsense prejudice.
Saifuz Parvin that last part is arguable on both sides but in my opinion while rich people aren't evil (i'm upper middle class myself) there comes with an inherent smugness with wealth like the whole "pull yourself up by your boot straps" idea that people use as an excuse not to help people especially the rich. But i'm gonna leave it at that.
The Hippocratic oath has changed, they no longer take the old oath but must take a oath. The oath has been revised for modern times in which they are allowed to perform abortion and euthanasia, they still take a oath to save lives. So working with the person, until the papers after or their 'will' pops out nothing is to change.
UndeadTexas abortions are not against the Hippocratic oath, "do no harm" An unwanted pregnancy can and does sometimes lead to abuse and other very bad things, (which can be described as harm) also sometines the mother is in danger, untill the baby is born it is by all deffinitions a parasite, and parasites get dealt with as such if it needs to be done. Listen to the doctor people, they still take a Hippocratic oath, it might not be the original l, written by Hippocrates, but it is still A oath Hippocratic in nature. Also assisted suicide wouldn't be against the Hippocratic oath either, if someone is in enough pain to want to end their own life not allowing them to do so can also be construed as harm.
I agree with the not operating, however, as terrible as it is to say hospitals are a business not a charity. You can't profit by working for free on people without insurance who walk out before paying. It doesn't work. As awful as it is it has to happen to keep the lights on
I work in a teaching hospital so anyone that goes there is 100% covered insured or not 🤷🏾♀️ plus my friends who are physicians often do urgent procedures for free if the person is uninsured
Pretty sure diamond's top guys are guilty of number 3. People who hold the most diamonds all said they'd keep prices high and only sell a fixed number per year so that profits are high and remain that way. Thing is, now their market is dying cause the new generations are settling for alternatives or simply not buying them as much. As well as the decline of diamond's best friend, weddings, what I'm also certain is also declining.
a lot of those problems could be solve with anti-lobbying laws. Prevent big corporation to have a say on how a country is run and i can garantee that loopholes will quickly disappear.
you left out the other side of price fixing: large companies selling their products at no profit or a loss to drive smaller competitors who produce the same products off the market completely then increase their prices after they got the monopoly.
i dont think a perfect world should have healthcare delivered before insurance status is checked cause i personally would rather be dead than in an unpayable debt
Missed a chance to mention that the RAM manufacturers are under investigation for potential price fixing. AGAIN. They were caught once, is this a repeat performance?
Can you do a video on some corruption examples in the government? Like suing people multiple times for the same offense,while having infinite lawyer funds on behalf of the tax payer?
"Checking their social media instead of punching numbers" felt the guilt watching the infographics during office hours. Closes youtube. After 5 mins checks youtube again because im bored ASF like who the hell cares? my company earns a lot from me
Its completely legitimate for a doctor to demand payment from someone before operating. Governments forcing people to do things against their will when more volentary options are available is unethical.
Coke and Pepsi's long battle is probably the least unethical, as it's just plain fun between giants... Everyone knows that Pepsi, (especially Pepsi Max), is the best tasting soda!
Does bussiness ethics pay? Can a company be super successful and ethical at the same time?
No,no they can not.
Yeah it's possible. The furniture store I work for makes bank and we stand behind our products, have fair prices, and take great care of our customers. 😀
@@joshglover2370 That's a local business I suppose?
@@skaitmeninisdievas240 Yeah. Small companies in general are more ethical than large corporations.
@@PashaGamingYT They can & they actually do! We just need to shift our mental paradigms.
My favorite example of brand bullying:
Durex tweeting “Happy Father’s Day to those who use our competitors” on Father’s Day,
Now that, was badass
Hahahaha!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I'm dead! 🤣
In Berlin I saw a picture for Durex.
The picture of a kid putting sliced meat into a computer in a messy office. Amd a picture of a clean office with a cigar and brandy.
Captioned
"Durex. Sometimes, we don't need to make the mistake to learn the lesson"
An awesome example of "brand bullying" I will never forget...
About 10 years ago, I was driving northbound on the GSP (in NJ), and looked up to see a giant billboard with a picture of a new Audi, with text under it that read "Your Move, BMW..."
Then, about 1/2 mile up the road, I saw a billboard that had a picture of a new BMW 5 series, with text underneath that read "Checkmate..."
I thought that was pretty badass..
billy manilli that's a beauty
billy manilli your're an idiot mate, checkmate
billy manilli hahaha that’s pretty cool.
Call Me Sir hahaha that is amazing.
yo Alex your grammar should be illegal
this man really got 13 million dollars cuz he didnt get wings?... bruh
I think they said class action lawsuit, so they divided it.
They didn't promise, that it will make you happy, it's just name. You are allowed to name your product any way you can, but not allowed to lie about what it does.
david abdo Already done bruh
ceu160193 what about "flamming hot cheetos"
True. I got 4 cans of red bull from that case. They actually shipped 4 cans through the mail.. not a coupon.
I have a birth defect called amniotic banding syndrome that could have easily been prevented if the hospital had so much as examined my mother the multiple times she went to the ER for sever abdominal pain that ended up being appendicitis. Instead it wasn’t realized until it had ruptured and again because she was uninsured she had an incompetent surgeon who, as a result of his performance, led to my birth defect.
I have tons of Nike products but I haven't done a single fing thing this weekend. I should sue the bastards.
Lucas Olivieri JUST DO IT *Shia Lebouf screams in the distance*
I haven't watched the video yet, but I'm expecting EA to be here
😂😂😂
Geuss what I am guilty of the internet misuse I get permission to use youtube in class and first thing I do is go strait to my TH-cam channel
NormalPerson haha true
why?
Microtransactions are frowned upon by many, but they also let some quality games maintain free-to-play status. You know what you're signing up for when you buy EA titles or other games with microtransactions. You're not being scammed, and you're not being forced. So I don't see why EA would be in this list. When it's all laid out in the Terms and Conditions, you don't get to call it a scam just because you don't read and/or can't control yourself.
Doctors have mistaken the Hippocratic oath for Hypocritic oath, perhaps?
Here is another scam...
To access your 7-days trial period, enter your credit card details so we deduct you subscription fee automatically.
I JUST WANT TO TRY >:(
Especially pornhub lololol 😂😂😂😂😂
Don’t know why everyone is so annoyed over tax evasion. If you were the CEO of a company, you wouldn’t hand over millions, or billions in tax out of the goodness of your own heart. People should really be annoyed over why there aren’t laws in place to stop it instead.
The last time i was this early the science channels on YT didn't have every video sponsored.
Am I the only one to smile when I see this kind of scammers being denunciated?
I can testify to number 4. I messed up my leg in Football practice, and I was taken to the hospital by my mom. when we got there, i was in alot of pain but the hospital in my hometown refused to treat me because of a unfinished payment from a previous injury and insurance issues. Because of that, I had to wait the whole night to go to a different medical center in alot of pain. The place will watch you wither in pain or die unless they can get paid.
Sozo-Teki well idk about ur case
Its kind off an asshole move if u didnt pay your bills intentionaly
Oh yeah, it's such a dick move to not pay your bills when you were 17 years old, family deep in poverty and your parent can only afford to send so little per month because paying what they want entirely meant going homeless. (im 23 now). But as soon as we were close to finish paying it, another else happens, broken legs, heart attacks, being forced to go in an ambulance because newbie doctors didn't know how to lower blood pressure.
@@ericaugusto758 Seriously? Obviously never lived/ been to the US and gotten hurt. You want to know how much saline bags in an ER cost? $150 for a $2 bag. That isn't counting the time charged for the nurse to put an IV in to administer the bag. Most people coming in from an emergency usually need more than one. And this even counting the bigger picture of seeing the doctor, possible surgery. So no when the system is rigged against you it isn't an asshole move to not pay your bills. Stop blaming the vulnerable people and start looking at the corporations making a profit off of people's suffering.
Well.. they turn your heat off if you dont pay, they take your car away and you cant buy groceries if you dont have money, what? Doctors are supposed to spend half their lives in school to stand in the rut between life and death just to give away those services for free? Who will pay their bills then? Welcome to capitalism.
Honey=Wix=Skillshare
wouldn't surprise me if all three were owned by the same company
The tax part is questionable. Excessive taxation is also theft.
In the United States, doctors have to operate on a patient no matter if they have health insurance or not
Look, that hospital who don't want to treat patients that have an emergency illness and have no money/insurance etc. It's a common medical practice in my country. A person who had became a victim of hit and run earlier dead because that hospital didn't want to handle him. Also in my country, there's a slogan "You must not get sick if you are poor"
I should have been in charge of Red Bull marketing. After that suit, I'd happily tweak the advert to say 'Red Bull Gives you wings* ' with a fotnote flashing at the bootom of the screen.
'By giving wings, we mean give you more energy. We didn't think we'd have to clarify, but we never took into account how stupid some people can be, and apparently, some people are so unbelievably stupid, they think our sugar water should actually give them feathered wings. We have legal proof invalids this idiotic exist'
Babbleplay The guy didn't actually believe he would get wings, he just exploited a law in the legal system for a quick buck.
What redbull did counted as false advertising, this is why companies like cleaning ones say they kill 99.9 % of germs instead of 100 because if even 1 germ survives then they can get sued for false advertising.
This guy's not dumb, he's smart if anything for actually taking advantage of a flaw in the legal system, something most people would never think of
Randomguy0008679 Guy00000864
I can see your point, but if that’s the case, then I should be able to see you every fast food restaurant ever for their doctorate up burgers in their commercials that look so much better than the actual food you get. Those things are so fake, they would not even be edible with all they’ve done to them.
Babbleplay And with a good lawyer you probably could.
That is exactly how companies protect themselves from accusations of that kind: all commercials now have small text, or other barely noticeable warning, that product doesn't actually do that, or that professionals were doing tricks, etc.
Babbleplay Sadly you can't sue them for that misleading commercial food appearance as they can say "food can changed overtime" and some other bullshit.
One must be really stupid to think Redbull will actually grow wings..
Theo Hallenius Yep.
Well, Mr intelligent, he got 13 million out of them. Who's the stupid now?
The court obviously, because they gave money that came from tax-payers to someone who abused the system.
Theo Hallenius but red bulls money didn't come from taxpayers
Oh sorry my bad, forgot the context of it. Reminds me of a mcdolands lawsuit where someone complained coffee was too hot, but this one definitely takes the nomination of the dumbest lawsuit in history.
Cyberslackers are a symptom of people not enjoying their work. I'm an under-paid programmer who comes to work early, leave later and I never really slack. I might read documentation while laying down on a couch, or recliner in my chair while watching some online courses, but I enjoy the work I'm doing and I work with great people.
People who slack are probably being under-stimulated, under-paid, and only spend time at work for the sake of a paycheck. Such people should be moved to somewhere their potential match their responsibilities
Wow i'm impressed how you upload 2 videos a day!
My mother has polyps that needed to be taken out. She went to two appointments and didn’t get sh*t done yet she has to pay thousands of dollars.
Another method: falsely masquareding as a smaller and seperate company to the actual company they are. Look at Govia Thameslink Railway and it's seperate route brands, Thameslink, Great Northern, Southern, and Gatwick Express. People might believe that they are a medium sized and UK based companies, whereas in fact they are just brand names of a large UK based company, which is owned by a large UK based company called Govia, which is in turn owned by two massive Transnational Corporations, those being Keolis and the Go Ahead Group.
I found a job on Craigslist where I'd be selling food at a concession stand out of a wagon during a lacrosse tournament with people all over the USA coming for their kids to play. It was only a couple days. One day I dropped a hotdog on the nasty ass floor. I went to throw it away when the lady grabbed my arm and asked what I was doing. I handed her the hotdog and she popped it right into a bun then served it. Just a dumb little story but think of all the times you've eaten food that was actually on the ground covered in dirt
That thing about pharmaceutical companies charging far too much for medicine is really true. I need to take medicine for depression, ADHD, and anxiety, and for sleep and if it wasn't for the Medicaid I automatically got when I went into foster care I would have to pay over $300 EVERY MONTH when I'd need to refill my prescriptions. And since I'm out of state for college, I have to pay $50 everytime. Thank God for support checks, but it's definitely gonna be hard when I age out of fostercare.
Insurance = CT scan and thorough blood tests and hospital admission. No insurance = basic blood tests and sent home with palliative narcotic medication prescriptions.
Im literally watching this at work
Number 1 should be me taking 3 cups of coffee every hour
Usually the bigger the responsibility the bigger the violation. A real life example I have seen are a high ranking person in the Armed Forces would use their legal power to hammer junior ranked troops for the smallest of infractions but meanwhile would literally be stealing government vehicles personal use to go to an amusement park with mistresses; Yes cheating on your spouse is illegal in the US Armed Forces. Anther Romeo have seen high ranking officers make junior troops (who were being punished) clean their personal living spaces after a party. Both of these incidents were in the Stars and Stripes newspaper.
I can't believe I just watched a 10-minute ad. Atleast it was informative.
How about employers unwilling to pay anyone a decent living wage, adjusted for inflation with paid benefits in the U.S.?
Pricefixing for medicin is a real problem, not just for livesaving drugs, but that's where it's worst. other medicins can switch prices to ten times more within weeks
1. Doctors do not take the Hippocratic oath.
2. If they operate on someone with no insurance then who is going to pay for the supplies, the clinic, and everything else that goes with it?
BS in Belgium they check health insurance before they even touch you... no insurance.... NO HELP
Interesting video, but I would add the systematic right's abuse and exploitation of employees (supposedly corporate's most valuable assets) by employers such as forced acceptance of non-disclosure, banned union and class-action, police-state style of applied surveillance, and the use of abusive at-will employment contracts.
As an employee of a phone company I can 100% say that there is a lot of unethical stuff in the workplace. And our employers tell us to do it, for example ths price fixing. We will put something at a price of $40, to $80 and say its buy one get one free. A lot of stuff like that goes down.
Employers use a program called keylogging which prints out the locations of the websites/ pages your on. So they can follow you on TH-cam or whatever. Been available for about 4 + years ish now.
About doctors refusing to operate: doctors that refuse to operate on patients without an insurence are made to pay all the fees from their own pocket. The minimum cost of a surgery is really high (thousands at least), as you need to gather a big team of people, use expensive material you'll have to throw away, let the patient stay a few days for post operation. Even considering the rather high salary of doctors, they can't really afford to do that. Additionally, if they operate regardless of that, they get yelled at by their bosses. So telling them they are wrong is a bit like telling somebody that doesn't want to pay for a charity what an ***hole they are. In my opinion, the fault lies mainly in the system for creating such moral dilemmas. So yes, some doctors are cold, morally wrong people, but isn't the system that creates such a dilemma equally at fault?
What's weird is Steve jobs agreed he had sort of stolen touch screen technology because of Picasso's saying "good artist copy, great artist steal" but apparently when samsung developed touchscreen technology for their phones apple is like no way
I love how Bill Maher put it best. Putting your money in a "tax haven" makes it seem like your moneys going to the spa to get a massage. If my regular ass did that shit I'd be in jail. Smh America.
First off, only 30% of medschools even offer the Hippocratic Oath so the misconception that all doctors are bound by oath is misleading. There are other oaths that medstudents take when they receive their MD. The Hippocratic oath is dated and does not accurately portray contemporary attitudes towards medicine care. The issue that doctors aren’t treating those without insurance has a different reason.
A lot of places in the world provide medical treatment for free as a public service, we don't need insurance at all. And it works out much cheaper than insurance.
The funniest thing about this is the advert beforehand was literally for a scam trading company
But didn't Trump change his mind about pharmaceutical companies after a meetibg with their representatives?
Though I would be happy if he or one of his peopke did something productive for once, that doesn't serve morally corrupt corporations.
johannes alke So trying to enforce our national borders (and related laws that are already on the books) isn’t productive?
At least Hillary wasn’t able to send us to war with Russia so the government had an excuse to take away our few remaining freedoms.
"did something productive for once"? Trump did more good in 1 year than obama did in 8 years.
Henry Ettoit THANK YOU! !!
if "good" is nearly starting a nuclear war, promoting sexism, racism, bigotry, continuous lying, illegally assuming the seat of POTUS, giving the working class their annual $700 back while the 1% make billions off of the tax cuts, and taking away safety regulations so companies can cut corners and fuck consumers over even more...
then, sure. Trump's done plenty of good.
You should probably clarify that he didn't "give the working class their annual $700 back". He effectively made the country take a bigger loan on behalf of those people so that they need to pay $700 less in taxes. A loan that the American public will have to spend much more on than they gained in the long term.
In Michigan, it's illegal to not treat an emergency patient.
You know why you can't import cars younger than 25 years to the us? Mercades and some other groups lobbied to ban the import of them since people were buying nicer versions of the cars overseas then importing them.
those corporate scrooges will get punished in the after life. that's something they can't escape
It's actually illegal to not treat someone dying in a hospital or coming in for help. I know because Iv been working in medical facilities for 8 years. Personal appointment they can do this and not treat someone. But if you go to the ER and need emergency surgery you will get it.
I was going to comment with the same thing. There's a post right at the front desk of our ED that says it's illegal to be turned away if you don't have health insurance.
True, when it becomes a problem though is when you get diagnosed with cancer and need a series of chemo or radiation treatments. You can’t get those in the emergency room as they have to be carefully planned and performed systematically. These doctors won’t treat you unless you can pay. My ENT won’t see me until everything is run through insurance and any copays are paid, for example.
I consider #9 mostly corruption. It’s like bribing in the fact that both work by someone giving money to someone in a position if they support certain policy.
#2 is basically what fanbases do to each other without the corporate involvement.
Looking at you...MON-Wars.
I really have no idea about this....
*so I don't know what to say!!* 😐
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Just always be cautious any time you go out under someone's/company's service. Because even your own government, doctor, or college will rip you off with some unreasonable price that you think is fair but is actually not, and they will secretly suck dry of your money or your insurance without you knowing or thinking about it. They do this because they have special knowledge of something and you are ignorant. So the day you get cancer (hope that you don't) and they offer chemo (which doesn't fix shit and makes you more sick) call them out on their bull shit, because they have the knowledge to cure cancer but they wouldn't profit off from that.
]-〉ΣΔ†]-[ There is one for cancer?
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One drug companies need to bring the price down on is insulin. They expect us to pay $1000 for 5 pens that last a month...
I honestly don't understand why Red Bull even had to settle for them giving money for "no wings" when even in their hands they had small text saying it didn't and in cases also having someone's voice sped up saying "Red Bull doesn't actually give you wings" for the very reason so no one could sue. Yet how did someone do so and get money?
Number 6 should be its own segment and if so focus on Netflix, because that would be interesting.
Number 4 hits to close to home
Red Bull could do a contest where the person that buy the most Red bUlls will get a bucket of hot wings.
So basically if you're poor or middle class then you're lazy and we hate you but if you're rich have fun being above the law, changing the law and ruining lives. While you're at it here's your $3 million bonus.
Willie Hardiman Did u get that from this video? BTW u can only lobby in the US, none of that nonsense here in the uk and I dunno what u mean about the rich ruining u over. U do realise that jobs are created by the rich? Someone poor cant offer u anything. So...
You can always open your own enterprise and become rich u know... Who is stopping you? Then you would appriciate the worth of the big businesses, it is not easy out there. Only the best survive by providing you with the best products and services, that's the beauty of markets. You can be poor today but rich in 5 years mate. You gotta find your own way.
Saifuz Parvin well I live in the US so for the time being i'm only concerned with this country in this topic.
Willie Hardiman so don't generaliza all the rich dudes as being asholes or something, u have equal opportunities in the US, take advantage of it and don't play this nonsense prejudice.
Saifuz Parvin that last part is arguable on both sides but in my opinion while rich people aren't evil (i'm upper middle class myself) there comes with an inherent smugness with wealth like the whole "pull yourself up by your boot straps" idea that people use as an excuse not to help people especially the rich. But i'm gonna leave it at that.
U are required to treat someone if they come in with an emergency
Wage theft is not there? It has to be one of the biggest common unethical practice out there
Great video
Late Show with David Letterman had a countdown clock for Bernard Madoff.
where was planned obsolescence on this list? seriously, that should have been on the list somewhere.
Agreed. Especially with consumer electronics.
@@dominicguye8058 uh, where else would it be?
The only government regulation on the private sector should be employee protection. Which isn't even that much of a regulation
here a lot of companies will simply block these site to counteract cyberslacking.
Incomplete tax refund from the IRS should be illegal, they should get sued.
You made a mistake - Doctors do not need to take the Hippocratic oath anymore
It’s because doctors are now expected to perform abortions which are inherently against the oath.
Jan Cowell Yes, we do.
The Hippocratic oath has changed, they no longer take the old oath but must take a oath. The oath has been revised for modern times in which they are allowed to perform abortion and euthanasia, they still take a oath to save lives. So working with the person, until the papers after or their 'will' pops out nothing is to change.
UndeadTexas no they don't
UndeadTexas abortions are not against the Hippocratic oath,
"do no harm"
An unwanted pregnancy can and does sometimes lead to abuse and other very bad things, (which can be described as harm) also sometines the mother is in danger, untill the baby is born it is by all deffinitions a parasite, and parasites get dealt with as such if it needs to be done.
Listen to the doctor people, they still take a Hippocratic oath, it might not be the original l, written by Hippocrates, but it is still A oath Hippocratic in nature.
Also assisted suicide wouldn't be against the Hippocratic oath either, if someone is in enough pain to want to end their own life not allowing them to do so can also be construed as harm.
I agree with the not operating, however, as terrible as it is to say hospitals are a business not a charity. You can't profit by working for free on people without insurance who walk out before paying. It doesn't work. As awful as it is it has to happen to keep the lights on
I work in a teaching hospital so anyone that goes there is 100% covered insured or not 🤷🏾♀️ plus my friends who are physicians often do urgent procedures for free if the person is uninsured
Pretty sure diamond's top guys are guilty of number 3. People who hold the most diamonds all said they'd keep prices high and only sell a fixed number per year so that profits are high and remain that way.
Thing is, now their market is dying cause the new generations are settling for alternatives or simply not buying them as much. As well as the decline of diamond's best friend, weddings, what I'm also certain is also declining.
a lot of those problems could be solve with anti-lobbying laws. Prevent big corporation to have a say on how a country is run and i can garantee that loopholes will quickly disappear.
Price fixing is what ISPs do constantly.
Very interesting!!
if I was president the first thing I would do would be making all lobbying, and campaign donation illegal.
Very few doctors actually take the hippocratic oath. They tend to take another oath more tailored to modern times.
EA is so money thirsty that you’re the one who pays them for a sponsor
Learned this stuff in business school. But refreshing is nice
I personally think that that brands making fun of each other can be really funny when done cleverly.
you left out the other side of price fixing: large companies selling their products at no profit or a loss to drive smaller competitors who produce the same products off the market completely then increase their prices after they got the monopoly.
You just described China’s whole model.
thank you for this ❤️, can I use this for my class report
i dont think a perfect world should have healthcare delivered before insurance status is checked cause i personally would rather be dead than in an unpayable debt
Number 2; Wendy's Twitter against other fast food places xD
When you said hospitals sometimes deny emergency treatment to patients for non-insurance related reasons; what reasons might that be? example?
Love show, but is the sponsor video that was selected...could have been better selected?
Missed a chance to mention that the RAM manufacturers are under investigation for potential price fixing. AGAIN. They were caught once, is this a repeat performance?
love your channel
Can you do a video on some corruption examples in the government? Like suing people multiple times for the same offense,while having infinite lawyer funds on behalf of the tax payer?
Can you do a video on the U.S. education system including college, text book prices and the possible obsolescence of college
I love how half of these are illegal everywhere but america
Brand bullying isn’t unethical that’s just business
Infographics show calling me out watching their videos while at work
I violate internet policies. I watch TH-cam often. I don't have numbers to crunch. There are occasions when u hve no work at office.
Doctors DO NOT have to take the Hipcratic oath... and very rarelly do
Half the stuff EA and Activision/Blizzard does.
"Checking their social media instead of punching numbers" felt the guilt watching the infographics during office hours. Closes youtube. After 5 mins checks youtube again because im bored ASF like who the hell cares? my company earns a lot from me
Its completely legitimate for a doctor to demand payment from someone before operating. Governments forcing people to do things against their will when more volentary options are available is unethical.
Coke and Pepsi's long battle is probably the least unethical, as it's just plain fun between giants... Everyone knows that Pepsi, (especially Pepsi Max), is the best tasting soda!
You are now playing with the big boys , Keep up 👍👍
I never heard of that Redbull lawsuit, but I’m not surprised.