You don't "shame" criminals, you prosecute them. Fucking get it right!
this post was submitted on 05 Oct 2024
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Both. Often the point of prosecution is to "make an example of -", which is just a dry and long-winded way of shaming them.
No.
Identifying the worst problems is a necessary step to resolving them.
"Shaming" has nothing to do with it. Its like you have a high risk of lung cancer-- it's not shaming to tell you to quit smoking.
No, first Betteridge’s law applies. But also if these entities were shame-able in the first place they would not be in a position to be able to be the world’s worst climate criminals
no but kill all of them and overthrow the system that make them possible, yes
Thousands died 'for the economy' due to covid, goose, gander, etc
Or at least shut them down, and if they try to kill us, then it's war.
That assumes they have any shame