Client and Company

[ArabianLuffy]

Would you call it justice if few victimized people damaged properties of certain company?
Do you think some companies deserve a wack by the people who are clients to them?

This is a simple example, and you could say it would happen to every and/or any company. It's a matter of:

1. Transparency and Trust
2. Security
3. Care and Respect

Just what if a company doesn't follow or let's say doesn't work hard enough on these values? You think it's OK for clients to take justice by their hands?

 

[Dantе]

Depends on the situation and maturity level of the clients.

 

[BlacLord™]

Senseless.

If the victims kept their composure, then they could actually go through proper channels and get something out of said company. Dumb lashing out will only get themselves in trouble and no compensation. The company wins on all fronts and victims becomes the perpetrators.

 

[Wabbit]

No. Law should be above all and it ensure that people get proper justice and they dont get motivated to do these kind of acts. But sadly IRL mostly people riot and shit and go back home without consequence and mob justice is prevalent and the laws and law enforcements are meme tier.

 

[Callypigia]

No. Destruction only serves to add some temporary solace. The long term ramifications for their actions would not be in their best interest. They would also lose their victim status once they engaged in unlawful retribution. The best course of action would be to investigate what legal options they have in resolving their issues with the corporation.

 

[ArabianLuffy]

Then how would you say about a client who must pay for the company's mistake? And it's not just one client, but more clients got hurt of the same issue. And this company yet got even with it. No nation or law would be able to get the clients' right.

 

[Sagebee]

In some cases the employee can't do anything and only option is look for a company that would treat them better