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Careless-Roof-8339 , Karolina Grabowska Report

35 Surprising Companies That Are A Lot More Evil Than Meets The Eye Any for-profit health insurance company has plenty of blood on its hands. Charging people out the a*s only for non-doctors to decide what care is or isn’t medically necessary to cover.

Final score:

264points

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Tracy Wallick 1 year ago

People were clutching their pearls over "death panels"... we already had them. They're the people who deny insurance coverage with completely arbitrary and unqualified decisions.

86points

To learn more about how this conversation started, we reached out to the Reddit user who posed the question, "What’s an evil company not enough people talk about?" And lucky for us, they were kind enough to have a chat with Bored Panda. "I hear a lot of ‘so and so company is bad’, for example Nestle ([screw] Nestle)," the OP shared. "There are so many it is hard to keep track of and there are so many terrible ones that go unseen. Reddit seemed an interesting place to ask that, as users often have weird and interesting information regarding there kinda topics."

"Some of the most unethical companies I have heard of, which are commonly consumed/bought from/used is Nestle, and there’s even a dedicated subreddit called [screw] Nestle, which really opened my eyes. There are countless others, unfortunately," the OP added.

35 Surprising Companies That Are A Lot More Evil Than Meets The Eye De Beers - the largest diamond company in the world - has been exploiting workers in the world's poorest nations for 135 years.

iWroteBurningWorld , Minnaert Report

Final score:

228points

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ninjaTrashPandaBoom 1 year ago

They have vaults full of diamonds, held in reserve, to keep prices up and insure their monopoly. Diamonds are literally just pretty rocks.

73points

The Christian broadcasting network. Pat Robertson was one of the biggest pushers of anti-lgbt propaganda to Christians everywhere, going as far In the 80s to say that gay men wore rings with a spike so when they shake someone's hand they'll infect that person with HIV. May he rest in p**s

casey12297 Report

Final score:

218points

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Michael Largey 1 year ago (edited)

He said that the 9-11 attack was God's punishment on America for tolerating gay people.

87points

35 Surprising Companies That Are A Lot More Evil Than Meets The Eye The Susan G Komen Foundation (The reason pink is everywhere for breast cancer awareness) is a crooked organization that not only pockets the majority of the incoming donations, but actively restricts other cancer research fundraising ventures.

kdeweb24 , Anna Tarazevich Report

Final score:

200points

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Taibhse Sealgair 1 year ago

While it may have been true that breast cancer research comprised only a 21% share of Komen's program expenses (Charity Navigator puts the figure at 28.8% as of March 2018), citing that figure as a criticism of the organization reflects a common misbelief that groups dedicated to addressing particular diseases (e.g., the Muscular Dystrophy Association, the ALS Association) exist solely or primarily to fund and direct research into curing and/or preventing those diseases. This perception is inaccurate: Komen and other groups like it have goals that include delivering a wide array of services to the communities they support beyond the funding of research, such as funding educational awareness and outreach programs, providing screening and diagnostic procedures, and arranging medical treatment and home care for persons currently living with those diseases.

4points

We were also curious what the OP thought of their post's replies. "Most [of them] did not surprise me, many were about Nestle, naturally," they told Bored Panda. "But others were about different insurers, healthcare companies, and fast fashion brands. Otherwise, there were responses from people affected by unethical retirement and nursing companies, and surprisingly many about ‘fake’ charities, that act as tax breaks and legally pay almost nothing to their workers."

35 Surprising Companies That Are A Lot More Evil Than Meets The Eye Johnson and Johnson knew they had asbestos in their baby powder and still sold their products, causing countless cases of ovarian cancer and mesothelioma.

LbGuns , Mike Mozart Report

Final score:

188points

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WindySwede 1 year ago

that is why I stay away from them, also Nestle I put in the same place "But i'm a nice company!"-box...

57points

Iuvenesco , Eduardo Francisco Vazque Report

35 Surprising Companies That Are A Lot More Evil Than Meets The Eye Herbalife. Absolute trash scam ruining people’s lives.

Final score:

180points

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ninjaTrashPandaBoom 1 year ago

All MLM (MultiLevel Marketing) companies are scams...they are just pyramid schemes, except with a product or service.

65points

Ticketmaster.

I don't care that people do talk about how predatory and outright evil Ticketmaster is, it's not talked about ENOUGH.

The FTC wants to block Microsoft buying Activision for no particular reason, but Ticketmaster...the very definition of a predatory monopoly gets a free pass. WTF is going on here?

McFeely_Smackup Report

Final score:

175points

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WonderWoman 1 year ago

Lobbyists - the true purveyor of evil in the USA - money buys the politician, and the politician is a puppet - putting their desire for $$ ahead of the well being of the country.

46points

ninjaTrashPandaBoom 1 year ago (edited)

Read up on the banking crisis of 2008 (too big too fail). The big banks literally bought politicians for millions and got bailed out for billions. No one went to jail. All because of the predatory adjustable rate mortgages schemes that they damn well knew were going to fail. edit: spelling

10points

Kathryn Baylis 1 year ago

Call it what it actually is, BRIBERY. Plain. And. Simple.

3points

TheGoodBoi 1 year ago

🎵Luckily there’s a Family Guyyy :D.Luckily there a man who, positively can do…🎵 Sorry politics and money make my anxiety go up so I resort to singing nonsense…

0points

TheAmericanAmerican 1 year ago

Correction: Capitalism - the true purveyor of evil in the WORLD.

-2points

MakeupMama68 1 year ago

As a very regular concert goer, I loathe TicketBastard 😡😡😡 the tickets start at face value then “another fan” somehow beats you to the tickets and all of a sudden they’ve all gone to dynamic pricing that is 4x face value. I spoke with a band member who’s tickets were through AXS and he said that they see none of those profits from markups. I kept sending him screen shots of the prices and he was fuming. Back in the day scalping was illegal.

8points

Michelle C 1 year ago

Yup. They’ve even been accused of cheating the artists contracting with them, as I recall.

6points

cadena kuhn 1 year ago

They are finally investigating them after politicians couldn't get Taylor swift tickets

5points

Rostit . 1 year ago

Ticket bastard. this is why I dont go to shows anymore if they are involved.

3points

Eric S. 1 year ago

I bought a $45 show ticket the other day. Mandatory purchase through TM. Total? $69.62.

2points

Lilac Poet 1 year ago

Thats awful. Mine was £30 but the total came up to £39

0points

Nikki Gross 1 year ago

I encourage everyone to read about Pearl Jam taking on Ticketmaster in 94/95 and was even approached by the Department of Justice to try and break their monopoly. It obviously didn't work and the band ended up paying for it financially, but they at least tried to do something about it. If enough high profile artists would actually band together they might be able to change things. Unfortunately most are comfortable with the status quo and continue to let fans be price gouged into oblivion.

2points

Joshua David 1 year ago

What ever happened to Live Nation? Are they still around? They were supposed to be an alternative to TM.

1point

James016 1 year ago

They are owned by Live Nation who are the scummiest of scum and who have a cast iron grip on live music https://youtu.be/5BdqHObDlDY And https://youtu.be/tSKswBQLE2Q

1point

iseefractals 1 year ago

It's not "no particular reason" the FTC and many other regulatory committees sought to block microsofts acquisition of Activision. Activision owns Call of Duty, Crash Bandicoot, Diablo, Overwatch and Warcraft. Microsoft already bought Bethesda (fallout, starfield, elder scrolls, Doom, Wolfenstein, Dishonored, Deathloop. Quake, Prey) after already owning Playground games (Forza) 343 (halo) Obsidian (neverwinter nights) Microsoft also owns Xbox.....many of the games owned by activision, are currently available on multiple platforms. Xbox....kinda sucks. But, if microsoft bought another giant game studio with popular properties and proceeded to make them all Xbox exclusive titles, people might not care as much that xbox sucks. That's called anticompetitive practices. Regulators sought to ensure that microsoft didn't do that. That's the reason. With implications that could impact peoples livelihoods.

0points

Desiree Meredith 1 year ago

Get your tickets directly through the venue. I recently bought concert tickets . First, I looked through Ticketmaster. The prices were insane. I then checked with the venue, and the tickets were $85 cheaper.

0points

Red_panda 1 year ago

I mean, not saying ticketmaster isn't in the wrong, but Microsoft straight up already got in trouble for being a monopoly. Bill Gates had to go to court and everything. I believe it's the reason he stepped down as CEO. So Microsoft already has the bad history.

0points

Leigh 1 year ago

Ticket master burnt me. I paid for two tickets and only received one. They wouldn't refund my $

0points

Justin Thyme 1 year ago

They obviously paid off the right politicians---shocked, shocked am I !!

0points

TrippyBanana 1 year ago

This is all due to who has more people lining pockets. This is also why I probably don't go to concerts anymore unless they're local and I can buy tickets directly at thr venue or from one of the acts.

0points

A Happy Doggo 1 year ago

Can someone explain what they did? Or what Ticketmaster is?

0points

TiNaBoNiNa 1 year ago (edited)

It's a 3rd party ticket seller that has a strangle hold on the concert ticket market. Most large venues contract with them to sell tickets to large events and concerts online. Tickets are no longer sold at the venue site. Because the large venues require ticket sales through Ticketmaster, if the artist wants to use a different company or method to sell tickets to their shows to avoid the crazy ticket prices, they cannot play at those venues. They have to go to smaller and less conveniently located venues that don't have those exclusive contracts. Profits off of the high ticket prices go straight to Ticketmaster and the venue.

2points

Fit_Huckleberry1683 , Bycroft Boy Report

We also asked the OP if they believe there is such thing as an ethical company nowadays. "Companies can be ethical, but the moment they become a household name, for example, Apple, they have gone too far," they shared. "In order to get there, they must have put profits ahead of people, their egotism ahead of ethics. I’m sure there are many brilliant, morally uncorrupted companies, but unfortunately, it simply isn’t an effective way of making money nowadays."

35 Surprising Companies That Are A Lot More Evil Than Meets The Eye Nestle, bought some aquafers in Florida and could only legally take x amount a year. They'd just drain them and pay the fines. Also mansanto, but I think people talk about them a decent amount, but some people have never heard of them

Final score:

163points

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Geoffrey Scott 1 year ago

The most chilling thing I experienced working at Nestle Waters? The CEO quoted as saying "water is a commodity, NOT a right".

108points

#10

35 Surprising Companies That Are A Lot More Evil Than Meets The Eye Goodwill. They are non-profit in name only and pay disabled people sub-minimum wage under the guise of helping them. They also put literal garbage on the shelves and sell things higher than they were new. Some are worse than others.

MsCoddiwomple , Mike Mozart Report

Final score:

157points

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Biana Weatherford 1 year ago

Goodwill is in my town, it's convenient to drop off my items there. Until I saw my shirt being resold at $9.99. I bought it new for 5. No more, I will drive to the next town over to donate my items.

50points

#11

35 Surprising Companies That Are A Lot More Evil Than Meets The Eye Autism Speaks

TheQuietMelody , Edsel Little Report

Final score:

150points

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Cursed Girl 1 year ago

As someone with autism, absolutely awful company

109points

#12

35 Surprising Companies That Are A Lot More Evil Than Meets The Eye Bayer knowingly sold blood-clotting
agents infected with HIV to Asia
and Latin America months after
withdrawing them from Europe
and the US.

TheiLLRecluse , Ivan Radic Report

Final score:

149points

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Bols 1 year ago

They were also experimenting on prisoners from concentration camps

45points

grumpy_enraged_bear , Julie Viken Report

#13

35 Surprising Companies That Are A Lot More Evil Than Meets The Eye Knoa Pharma, formerly known as Purdue Pharma. They are the main character of the opioid crisis.

Final score:

132points

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Pickles, Pennies, & Ponies 1 year ago

POS family.

33points

#14

35 Surprising Companies That Are A Lot More Evil Than Meets The Eye Monsanto???

tbroadurst , Monsanto Report

Final score:

130points

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Ga Di 1 year ago

bought by Bayer ... a fitting match

16points

#15

35 Surprising Companies That Are A Lot More Evil Than Meets The Eye TurboTax has been lobbying the US government not to tell taxpayers how much they owe. So that they can make money doing that.

Queen_Sardine , Mike Mozart Report

Final score:

128points

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RAM31280 1 year ago

And lobbying the US government (probably states too) to not make a free filing program available to everyone

55points

#16

35 Surprising Companies That Are A Lot More Evil Than Meets The Eye PG&E. They've burned down California several times, [unaliving] a number of our citizens here. Then having the audacity to play money games with the families of the deceased or those who've lost homes. F**k Em.

MAJORMETAL84 , Pixabay Report

Final score:

126points

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wowbagger 1 year ago

When I lived in California, we used to call them Pacific Graft and Extortion

48points

#17

Sallie Mae, really any private student loan lender. Provides predatory student loans with outrageous interest rates that seem to never approach the level of being feasibly paid off. You also end up paying nearly double, sometimes triple the loan by the time you are able to pay it off.

70snostalgia Report

Final score:

117points

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Lizzie Lola 1 year ago

Education should be free!

6points

#18

35 Surprising Companies That Are A Lot More Evil Than Meets The Eye Tyson Foods, Cargill, National Beef Packing Company, and JBS.

Even if you dgaf about animals, they are pretty awful to the people who work at their slaughterhouses, and those four are like 85% of the market, so they also greatly exploit the farmers who raise animals for them.

SkydiverTom , IAN Report

Final score:

102points

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Geoffrey Scott 1 year ago

"60 Minutes" segment on underage immigrants on overnight sanitation (cleaning) crews at some of these places. "We(JBS) had no idea the subs were hiring underage people". Yeah, right, I'm quite sure a rep from these companies have someone there to oversee overnight ops.

25points

Apart_Emergency_191 , Matthew Hurst Report

#19

35 Surprising Companies That Are A Lot More Evil Than Meets The Eye DuPont. Watched Dark Waters yesterday…wtf???

Final score:

97points

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Bols 1 year ago

Could someone please add short description for those who haven't heard about it?

34points

CyclopticGingerCat , Dominik Lange Report

#20

35 Surprising Companies That Are A Lot More Evil Than Meets The Eye Brookdale, the senior care/assisted living megacorp.

Senior care in the US is f*****g terrifying, and they’re at the center of it. Abuse, neglect, grifting survivors into estate-locking deals… Brookdale is evil. And most of us will have to deal with them or someone like them as we’re entering our most vulnerable adult years.

Final score:

97points

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Tamra 1 year ago (edited)

There's not NEARLY enough oversight into elder care in my country (US). In the short time my mom was in a nursing home (just two weeks), I saw a woman with Alzheimer's wandering around the parking lot in her wheelchair - she just wheeled herself out the door and was a few feet away from the busy road. My mom was there for hospice care at the end of her life. She was at the end stage of COPD, and had a buzzer that she could press when things were really bad, and they'd administer morphine. On two separate occasions, the buzzer was completely disconnected from the power source.

39points

#21

35 Surprising Companies That Are A Lot More Evil Than Meets The Eye This is probably a personal bias, but United Healthcare.

Any health insurance company really....but this all stems from the United States health care system

Bearboxer , Tony Webster Report

Final score:

92points

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Norah Reilly 1 year ago

As a recent retiree I can attest to the deplorable, nay, sh!tty healthcare system in the U.S.

20points

Dutch Swimmer Goes Viral For Super Revealing Trunks During 2024 Olympics: “Is This Legal?”

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Thrill-Seeking Diver Jumps Down Extreme Waterslide, Ignoring The Strict Ban For Women

#22

35 Surprising Companies That Are A Lot More Evil Than Meets The Eye HCA - Healthcare Corp of America

The largest, for-profit hospital system in the country (world probably).

Imagine if Walmart owned your hospital... that would be an improvement over HCA.

Stoopiddogface , Tom Fisk Report

Final score:

89points

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witchling 1 year ago

That's the honest truth. My mother works for them and the issues she deals with are just flabbergasting.

16points

AlliumoftheKnife , Antoni Shkraba Report

#23

35 Surprising Companies That Are A Lot More Evil Than Meets The Eye Blackstone. It's on more people's radars nowadays but still not enough. The biggest landlord of them all; you wonder why your once affordable suburb now has half-million starter homes that virtually nobody can afford on the average local salary? Blame these guys.

In fact, I'd say Air BnB, VRBO, RedFin, Zillow, every company that adds nothing of value to the economy except artificially pumping up numbers on houses that the supermajority of Americans have been taught to think of as a riskless get-rich scheme, instead of a basic human need.

Final score:

86points

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Greyson Christmas 1 year ago

Pretty sure OP meant "Black Rock" instead of "Blackstone." Blackstone is a BBQ grilling company that produces outdoor items and Griddles.

21points

RevolutionaryWorld82 Report

#24

Starbucks. It’s not as “liberal” a company as people think. They essentially gain a lot of their coffee through slave labor in other countries like Brazil, and they treat their Baristas like s**t. There’s a reason many stores are unionizing.

Final score:

80points

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ninjaTrashPandaBoom 1 year ago

And their coffee sucks.

48points

Woman Put A Water Fountain With A Camera In Her Yard, Here Are 24 Photos Of Regular Visitors (New Pics)

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“Ma’am I Live Here”: Woman Refuses To Back Out Of Driveway, Learns A Lesson The Hard Way

#25

35 Surprising Companies That Are A Lot More Evil Than Meets The Eye Uline. It’s a privately owned business run by the extreme right-wing, conservative Uihlein family. They pump millions into efforts to remove voting rights, especially in Wisconsin and are funders of the election denying lie of 2020. So many businesses get their supplies from this company without looking at their politics. It’s really common that I buy something from a business that has its own brand identity focused on environmental or social activism only to have their product show up in a Uline box. I feel like a pedantic Karen but I usually shoot these companies an email to bring their attention to the politics of Uline and suggest some alternatives like Global Industrial, Grainger, etc. In their response they always say they have no clue. At my own company I worked to get them removed from our internal operations which given the size of the business is not insignificant. Made me proud to see the corporate statement removing them from our supply chain.

TheNutmegger , Michael Styne Report

Final score:

78points

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wowbagger 1 year ago

I didn't know that. The last Uline catalog I got had a page of political stuff in the back, and it was very measured and positive, talking about how we're not as divided as it sometimes seems. I thought it was weird to include a political statement at all, but I liked the statement. I'll do more research before purchasing from them.

25points

#26

Coca Cola produces 3 million tonnes of plastic packaging a year. That's an estimated 108 billion plastic bottles a year.

afternoonified Report

Final score:

74points

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Margrete Sonnenberg 1 year ago

If coca cola produces a lot of plastic bottles then Pepsi and other drink companies do too.

46points

50 Of The Most Incredible Shots That Were Submitted To The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

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French Diver’s “Jewels” In Tight Swimming Trunks Become Talk Of The Town At Olympics

#27

35 Surprising Companies That Are A Lot More Evil Than Meets The Eye Blackrock, Koch industries, Sinclair Broadcasting, Sysco, McKesson

Milo8942 , BoogaFrito Report

Final score:

71points

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Bookworm 1 year ago

Sinclair scares me more than a lot of these others, because they're trying to get a near-monopoly over the news itself, and without accurate information, it's a million times harder to do anything about any of the other corporations on this list.

24points

#28

35 Surprising Companies That Are A Lot More Evil Than Meets The Eye Wells Fargo's pretty shady. I've never worked for or banked with them, but they're pretty shady.

4Ever2Thee , Deane Bayas Report

Final score:

69points

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Michelle C 1 year ago

I have a co-worker who is receiving settlement payments from them...years ago Wells Fargo got indicted for seriously over charging their customers fee and interest on their checking accounts...to this day they are still repaying him...with interest...so far he's gotten back about $9000...another one I heard was a friend who had a car financed with them and when he paid it off and deactivated the automatic payments, three months after he found out they were still withdrawing money from his account for the vehicle. When he asked why and how because he ended the automatic payment and the loan is closed they told he that their system must've done it and had to refund it.

24points

#29

Walmart

theybanmeagain Report

Final score:

67points

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Kathryn Baylis 1 year ago

‘Nuff said.

10points

#30

35 Surprising Companies That Are A Lot More Evil Than Meets The Eye Elsevier.

Established a near monopoly of academic journals. Charge scientists to publish in them (in the thousands) also charge the public to read them (subscription also in the thousands). Convince other scientists to review the scientific content for free (exploiting younger scientists who need to build their CV).

Basically putting a pay wall on the results of government tax dollar funded research.

Don’t get me started on how major Universities deal with STEM PhD students. Bringing people in as “students”, make them work 40+ hours a week in lab, purposefully misclassify them as students when really they’re workers, apply for large government grants using data generated by these students, make them do all the grading for the undergrad classes, and then complain when the students are begging for 40k/year. Instead tell them they’re lucky that as “students” they don’t have to pay tuition to be there. At the end of 5-7 years of this treatment they’ll give you a PhD. SCAM.

ceshhbeshh , Pixabay Report

Final score:

66points

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B.Nelson 1 year ago

This was happening in the California university system. Grad students went on strike to get better pay and housing. Grades got delayed because there were no grad students to grade things.

16points

Woman Moves Out Of Parents' Home After They Asked Her To Give Her Space To Brother, They Freak Out

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Mom Leaves $250k Inheritance To Son, Throws A Fit When Daughter Stops Looking After Her

#31

35 Surprising Companies That Are A Lot More Evil Than Meets The Eye UPS. I have seen decisions made that have [unalived] employees and then the supervisor responsible get promoted. I have seen managers get fired for removing time worked from time cards only to be hired back a month later. I have saw intentional OSHA violations on a nightly basis for years. I see supervisors relentlessly harass employees. Horrible company in every way imaginable.

SiegelGT , Mike Mozart Report

Final score:

65points

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Tucker Cahooter 1 year ago

Good to see "[unalived]" is still in use

20points

#32

35 Surprising Companies That Are A Lot More Evil Than Meets The Eye Value Village. They trick people into thinking they are a nonprofit, take donations that could be going to people who need them, and charge insane prices.

ripMyTime0192 , Anthony Easton Report

Final score:

61points

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Margrete Sonnenberg 1 year ago

Just like the goodwill one.

19points

MinuteAssistance1800 Report

#33

Pfizer Not trying to sound like an anti Vaxer but they’ve always been a pretty shady company

Final score:

58points

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Wintermute 1 year ago

You don't have to be antivax to hate pharma companies. They're one of the biggest examples of Wall Street corruption.

34points

#34

35 Surprising Companies That Are A Lot More Evil Than Meets The Eye Pearson Vue - Did none of you go to college and shell out way too much money? Or take a standardized test?

Realistic_Mushroom , Pearson Vue Report

Final score:

53points

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ninjaTrashPandaBoom 1 year ago

The textbook industry as well...way overpriced. Change a few minor things and put out another edition every couple years, making the old editions obsolete...just to maximize profits without making any significant changes. Did a lot of photocopying at the library while in university.

32points

Woman Refuses To Chip In For Babysitting Because She Doesn’t Even Have Kids, Asks If She’s A Jerk

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“This Breaks My Heart”: People Stunned—And Angry—After Woman Buys Lost Luggage From Airport

#35

35 Surprising Companies That Are A Lot More Evil Than Meets The Eye Luxottica.Pretty much a monopoly on the vision care and product market.They own just about ALL fashion Eyewear and eye care outlets.Hence the ridiculous prices.

phutch54 , Francesco Paggiaro Report

Final score:

53points

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Xenon 1 year ago (edited)

All eyewear places jack their prices up. I used to work at a warehouse for a chain eyewear place. Those exotic lovely designer frames from France that cost you $200? Cost them $1.97.

14points

Distinct-Bee6726 , Mike MozartFollow Report

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35 Surprising Companies That Are A Lot More Evil Than Meets The Eye Chiquita

Final score:

22points

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Tracy Wallick 1 year ago

Them, and the Dole fruit company. Those f*cks are responsible for a lot of terrible things that happened to Hawaii.

12points

#37

35 Surprising Companies That Are A Lot More Evil Than Meets The Eye Citadel.

They run and manipulate most of the stock market, but they do it through various "independent" arms...

TheTangoFox , Pixabay Report

Final score:

8points

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Lyone Fein 1 year ago

This sounds like a conspiracy theory? There are so many individual investors, and three different major markets.

1point

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Cat lover 1 year ago

More content and explanation could be fine.

15points

Rostit . 1 year ago

it comes from reddit. so take it all with a about 10 grains of salt. There are some awful companies listed but some of them are a stretch.

2points

Josh 1 year ago

The amount of power major companies have and how they choose to misuse and abuse said power is so f*****g depressing.

9points

New Everywhere 1 year ago

And its most industries!

2points

Paul Richards 1 year ago

Disney should be on This list

5points

Riche White 1 year ago

What about Wounded Warriors? How much of the money donated actually goes to the veterans? And shame on our government for not taking care of our veterans properly!

5points

Zephyr343 1 year ago

I see the commercials all the time. At the end, it lists what the money they actually get goes towards including sending postcards to troops." They are not all bad though--my wifes friend was disabled in combat and they helped him build a house. Might just be certain chapters.

2points

Aballi 1 year ago

Hanes (of the underwear) and Gamble (of Proctor and Gamble) were big proponents of the Eugenics program. The program forcibly sterilized thousands of Americans, often withholding the truth from them (stating they were going in for an appendix removal, for example). The program focused on low income, low intelligence, and non-white Americans as a way to make the future population "cleaner", whiter, and "more desirable". Hitler used the theory of Eugenics. Read up on this, it is one (of many) of the great nightmares of the US's past. The program didn't end until 1972.

4points

Salma Hernández 1 year ago

I didint see it but Nestlé. Just search it.

2points

Rosemary Janiak 1 year ago

Welp thats enough internet for today

2points

Kevin J. Henning 1 year ago

Do some investigation before you believe everything you read on this website.

2points

Csaba Hegedűs 1 year ago

I'm quite surprised not to see BLM here. All that money they pretty much blew on private mansions and all that, and none of it went to help the black neighborhoods or education.

2points

Wheely 1 year ago

Ben and Jerrys. Absolute hypocrites. Look into how they treated their farmers as slaves - https://amp.theguardian.com/us-news/2018/feb/25/ben-jerrys-migrant-workers-dairy-farms

2points

AwfullyWaffley 1 year ago

Hartz!!!! Their pet “care” products have [unlived] many pets. Just search them up. :(

0points

JK 1 year ago

It's amazing how almost all of these are American companies.

0points

Deborah Rubin 1 year ago

Maybe there are just more Americans here, or more who take the time to think about them, or any number of other reasons. And just because America is so big, there are likely to be more companies here than in a smaller country. That being said, I would enjoy seeing some candidates from other countries.

0points

Nonna_SoF 1 year ago

🎵 Baby sucking on a mother's tit, g**k down in a 50 pit, DOW Chemical doesn't give a s**t. Napalm sticks to kids. 🎵 Okay, I'm not aware of them being particularly more horrible than you'd expect recently. But it's a catchy song about horrible things that's now stuck in my head.

0points

Duck Syone 1 year ago

I want a law that requires companies to indicate thier highest level parent company on thier products. It would make boycotting more effective.

0points

Easily Forgotten 1 year ago

How DaF is amazon.com not listed ...horrible excruciating place to work

0points

Imadoggo 1 year ago

Soooo basically every bigish company ever

0points

Xenon 1 year ago

What a depressing post. As well as pissing me off.

0points

David A Paterson 1 year ago

This is a superb collection. Thanks Bored Panda. I expected to see a lot of harmless companies slammed here but no. Everyone on this list deserves to be on this list.

0points

Bruce Horton 1 year ago

Why not just say all companies are bad

-1point

Penny Kemper 1 year ago

Some of you all just want all corporations to end. Well stop being consumers then. Either make your own clothes or only buy used. Also grow your own food. The only way to end corporations is to not buy their products. Smh

-2points

Rostit . 1 year ago

Any in Amnesty International not on this list? They are just as corrupt and terrible as PETA. Amnesty is a huge tax shelter for a handful of rich people to hide their Kremlin money.

-2points

Awkward lady 1 year ago

This list is applicable to the USA, not anywhere else.

-2points

Rachel Ainsworth 1 year ago

Look up who makes your favorite brands, you'll be surprised by how many are made by large international companies or made by companies owned by large international companies.

1point

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Cat lover 1 year ago

More content and explanation could be fine.

15points

Rostit . 1 year ago

it comes from reddit. so take it all with a about 10 grains of salt. There are some awful companies listed but some of them are a stretch.

2points

Josh 1 year ago

The amount of power major companies have and how they choose to misuse and abuse said power is so f*****g depressing.

9points

New Everywhere 1 year ago

And its most industries!

2points

Paul Richards 1 year ago

Disney should be on This list

5points

Riche White 1 year ago

What about Wounded Warriors? How much of the money donated actually goes to the veterans? And shame on our government for not taking care of our veterans properly!

5points

Zephyr343 1 year ago

2points

Aballi 1 year ago

4points

Salma Hernández 1 year ago

I didint see it but Nestlé. Just search it.

2points

Rosemary Janiak 1 year ago

Welp thats enough internet for today

2points

Kevin J. Henning 1 year ago

Do some investigation before you believe everything you read on this website.

2points

Csaba Hegedűs 1 year ago

I'm quite surprised not to see BLM here. All that money they pretty much blew on private mansions and all that, and none of it went to help the black neighborhoods or education.

2points

Wheely 1 year ago

Ben and Jerrys. Absolute hypocrites. Look into how they treated their farmers as slaves - https://amp.theguardian.com/us-news/2018/feb/25/ben-jerrys-migrant-workers-dairy-farms

2points

AwfullyWaffley 1 year ago

Hartz!!!! Their pet “care” products have [unlived] many pets. Just search them up. :(

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JK 1 year ago

It's amazing how almost all of these are American companies.

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Deborah Rubin 1 year ago

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Nonna_SoF 1 year ago

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Duck Syone 1 year ago

I want a law that requires companies to indicate thier highest level parent company on thier products. It would make boycotting more effective.

0points

Easily Forgotten 1 year ago

How DaF is amazon.com not listed ...horrible excruciating place to work

0points

Imadoggo 1 year ago

Soooo basically every bigish company ever

0points

Xenon 1 year ago

What a depressing post. As well as pissing me off.

0points

David A Paterson 1 year ago

This is a superb collection. Thanks Bored Panda. I expected to see a lot of harmless companies slammed here but no. Everyone on this list deserves to be on this list.

0points

Bruce Horton 1 year ago

Why not just say all companies are bad

-1point

Penny Kemper 1 year ago

-2points

Rostit . 1 year ago

Any in Amnesty International not on this list? They are just as corrupt and terrible as PETA. Amnesty is a huge tax shelter for a handful of rich people to hide their Kremlin money.

-2points

Awkward lady 1 year ago

This list is applicable to the USA, not anywhere else.

-2points

Rachel Ainsworth 1 year ago

Look up who makes your favorite brands, you'll be surprised by how many are made by large international companies or made by companies owned by large international companies.

1point