1. Are there industries that are inherently unethical? For example, is weapons manufacturing, or the oil and gas industry, by its very nature unethical? List for me all of the industries that you think might have inherent ethical issues, then tell me what stakeholders these business transactions affect, and how?
2. Bribery is technically illegal in the US, but corporations are still able to use money to influence legislators in numerous ways. Lobbying and political campaign donations are legal, with increasingly less regulation in recent years. Is the use of resources, money or otherwise, in order to influence politicians to act in favor of a company or industry ethical? Explain your reasoning.
3. Is capitalism itself inherently unethical? Why or why not? Give me a reasoned, thorough answer (I will not accept a rehashed keyword word salad copied from a political blog or something similar).