Quote from Ricter:
Sounds prescient, until you consider that it's a recurrent scenario in history, the concentration of wealth and power into the hands of a few.
http://www.theseminal.com/2009/03/21/rich-people-dont-create-wealth-they-manipulate-it/
Quote from Ricter:
Sounds prescient, until you consider that it's a recurrent scenario in history, the concentration of wealth and power into the hands of a few.
Quote from AlpineTrout:
I like this decision. It's a loss for Obama and a win for business. If corporations and small businesses have to live & die by the rules and regulations that some of these political hacks come up with, I say let them give money to the candidates of their choice.
Quote from Ricter:
You are lumping dissimilar entities together there and evaporating your point.
Mainly you like it because it's a loss for Obama, huh?
I view it simply as a win for capitalism and business and another loss for that anti-capitalist, anti-small businessman guy in the white house.Quote from AlpineTrout:
I like this decision. It's a loss for Obama and a win for business. If corporations and small businesses have to live & die by the rules and regulations that some of these political hacks come up with, I say let them give money to the candidates of their choice.
Quote from AlpineTrout:
It has been a good week.I view it simply as a win for capitalism and business and another loss for that anti-capitalist, anti-small businessman guy in the white house.
Quote from Ricter:
1) ".... I work for a global corporation and can tell you from first-hand observation that there is no entity around more anti-capitalism and more anti-small business than the big corporation, when it suits them......"
2) "... But unlike the ordinary leftist critics of capitalism, the big corporation has the power to do something about it...."