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PMZ objects to those who built and finance the business having the right to vote what happens to that business. Imagine that. But he claims all this brilliant personal business experience--just as he claimed to be a brilliant scientist on the environmental threads. Amazing guy this PMZ. Quite a resume.
(Reminder. . . I still have that nice assortment of bridges to sell ya'll - sale prices this time of year.)
But some of ya'll are absolutely right. People like Obama get elected because they promise more free stuff than the other guy. He sure as hell didn't get elected on his resume, qualifications, or experience.
And most of those who vote for an Obama type don't WANT to be producers, but they sure as hell want what the producers have and some would even suggest that the producers have no control of any kind over their own businesses or the profits/wages they earn from them. And they want the ability to dictate to the producers what their 'Fair Share' of taxes is gonna be. Sounds pretty Marxist to me.![]()
I think that the Fox boobs and boobies must have implanted a chip that has programmed their subjects to believe that everything that is not plutocracy must be Marxism. And the bots who only do black and white (in computers that's called a one bit processor) all say Amen.
A tyranny of ignorance blindly supporting that wealth is entitled to power no matter what the French and American Revolution and the Civil wars were fought over.
Saying forgive them, they know not what they do is an extreme understatement.
Defending equal rights for all is not "supporting the wealthy." Believe it or not, the wealthy have the same rights as everyone else. They aren't criminals. the wealthy have no power other than the ability to spend money. Government has guns that it can use to take away every dime the wealthy earn.
Who should we be afraid of?
In a democracy the government is of, by, for we, the people. Should we be afraid of a majority of us? Only if a majority have been rendered supportive of actions hostile to our future interests. Could happen.
Business runs by one rule only. Make more money regardless of the cost to others. There are two critical conditions that maintain that in service of we, the people.
Our ability to regulate.
Competition in free markets.
It's clearly in the service of, make more money regardless of the cost to others, that businesses must be hostile to competition. The less competition, the more money to be made.
Regulation must offset that.
So, there is nothing to fear from a democracy and regulated businesses with robust competition.