Wry Catcher
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- #21
Kidding aside, this playing the double game that corporations are global but nations, regulations and labor are local works great - for the corporations. If we don't want control on the grand scale, we have to control those who would control us on a grand scale - the mega-international-corporations.
If we want to conserve our identities, customs and rights, it has to be done locally. If we are too liberal towards the spoiled children that run huge enterprises, they will abuse the privilege as all children do.
Why must I explain things to you as one would a child.....
..oh, now I remember.
Corporations are neither evil nor created on some distant planet. They are owned by individuals who may leave the job or sell their participation, stocks, at any time.
An example:
Exxon Mobil, in fact, is owned mostly by ordinary Americans. Mutual funds, index funds and pension funds (including union pension funds) own about 52 percent of Exxon Mobils shares. Individual shareholders, about two million or so, own almost all the rest. The pooh-bahs who run Exxon own less than 1 percent of the company. http://www.nytimes.com/2008/03/02/business/02every.html
An intelligent person would process the above, and alter their view.
Then, there's you.
Always amazed at how thoroughly immersed you are in Leftist propaganda.
You're funny. Do you really think intelligent, educated and informed persons buy the bullshit you sell? Or don't you care, and only 'speak' to the willfully ignorant or congenitally so.