Pilot Reveals Shocking Details About Boeing’s Safety Issues

Corporate executives have transformed Boeing from a company that makes planes to a company that makes massive profits. Their dangerous scheme is starting to fall apart, just like their planes. Should we nationalize them?
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[sander]

The CEO who greenlit the Max that killed 340 people got a $60M golden parachute. There's every incentive to keep doing what they're doing.

[TimDavis]

Stock buybacks were illegal before Reagan for a reason.

[Durgenheim]

Once again, the creeping financialization of every aspect of society ends up hurting everyone except the executives and shareholders.

[shiftymenno]

thats what happens when finance bros make the calls instead of engineers and government deregulates.

[NoName-rgnp]

They forgot how to build planes, but remembered how to kill whistleblowers…

[TimEssDub]

What's worse than a "useless" degree is a destructive degree, like in finance.

[GoffRokkit]

If you pay attention, this is happening across ALL industries.

[mikeappleyard]

They just hired an assassin to murder the whistleblower, and the cops are helping in the cover-up.

[Hypns]

The FAA needs to be fixed. Boeing shouldn't be able to inspect themselves. Watch the John Oliver segment on Boeing.

Fixing just Boeing might still leave room for another Boeing. The FAA process for ALL planes needs fixing.

[pilotnamealreadytaken]

If it's Boeing, I ain't going

[penguin]

You could have this exact same video with all the names redacted, and it would apply to dozens of current American companies.

[gumballD]

Things changed for the worse when bean counters took over in management. Their goal is to cut costs wherever possible, quality be damned.

[BunkerSquirrel]

How many times do companies and banks have to do stuff like this before we get stricter regulations

[InternetKilledTV]

How did we get here? The 5 collective braincells of all business degree recipients are running the show. 4 of them are constantly just screaming SHAREHOLDERS

[vbittencourt]

Companies abandoning their policies of quality and security for gamble in the finantial market is one of the worst sides of late capitalism.

[Elleh]

I am a nurse and work for a major Healthcare provider, I believe I have stories to tell, tea to spill. How do I get in touch?

[vikmavrilabs.]

This is an ongoing issue with American manufacturing. We lost our touch on reliability and quality. Look at Chrysler, GM, Ford, and now Boeing.

[jasonlacroix]

Jack Welch admitted before he died that his "increasing shareholders value " mantra was a bad idea.

[NoNotThatPaul]

Jack Welch, tho he made money for investors, eventually destroyed General Electric

[aidenstoat]

Jack Welch's negative impact on nearly everything is underappreciated.

He hollowed out GE to pump stock price and popularized doing it everywhere else. For example, He would fire a set number of people each year even if they were good workers because it looked good on balance sheets. Now companies rarely invest in their workers because they think they can just replace everyone, without consequences.