Confronting Military and Corporate Ethics

This chapter compares military and governmental practices between the U.S. and China, addressing concerns over surveillance, censorship, and corporate influence on public perception. It critically analyzes the implications of U.S. foreign policy, the moral questions of military actions, and the exploitation in manufacturing conditions, drawing attention to the need for media literacy and societal dialogue. The conversation highlights the interconnectedness of global actions, economic impacts, and the ethical responsibilities of consumers in a modern capitalist society.