Timestamps:

00:00 - Intro

00:18 - An analogy to this situation

00:47 - If Microsoft did this in 2001, what would’ve happened?

02:02 - Today’s news

02:49 - Kevin shows his hardware at dakotafest farm show

03:22 - Rumor was that John Deere was going to sabotage his equipment

04:01 - Kevin talks to C&B Operations John Deere dealer representative

05:36 - THE PUNCHLINE OF THIS ENTIRE VIDEO, if you listen to anything, click here

06:03 - He admits to Deere sabotaging competing products

06:28 - He doubles down on it

06:43 - Kevin Kenney Chris Hansens him

07:40 - Why say this out loud??

08:47 - My work

    • sadreality@kbin.social
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      1 year ago

      That’s for a judge and/or jury to decide and it doesn’t work quite so easily since in america corporate crime is rarely if ever punished.

    • HughJanus@lemmy.ml
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      1 year ago

      Except you don’t understand that the franchisee and their employees directly represent the brand

      This company obviously gives zero fucks about their brand.

      they granted access to their brand to that individual so their are still on the hook for their actions

      No they’re not.