Profit and morality in the world - HFPF-E0014-I

When we study history, we can see that profit or greed have always been the basis for human domination. Thus, all the foundations of human decisions, with regard to majority groups, are related to profit.
The laws of a country decide to do certain types of evil because they are profitable, when it stops being profitable, they put forward the idea that they are doing something good, when in fact the greatest profit is in other types of evil.
For example, since the 1960s, there has been talk of ecology, and the media has disseminated the search for not destroying ecology. One of these great propagators of ecology was Jacques-Yves Cousteau, who warned about the destruction of the seas. At that time, there was a lot of propaganda about the destruction of the planet. But did all this propaganda have any effect?
We can see the growth of pollution in the graph, where the peak of nitrogen oxide is close to 2008, carbon in 2011, and ammonia and methane continue to rise. Why does pollution continue to increase despite the spread of ecological propaganda? Because it is still profitable to pollute. When countries completely devastate their areas, and natural disasters are constantly occurring, then devastation will no longer be profitable. In this case, all kinds of propaganda would occur, with the sole purpose of reducing damage, to try to sustain the economy of the countries. Which, in the end, continues to be a question of profit. What we really have is that, in the end, decisions are not made based on morality, but rather on the profit margin of each dominant group.