Once upon a time, there was a city in the East, called Soul, where a firm named Singsong reached glorious sales of many hundred billions in Uncle Sam's dollars. It's fame was worldwide, even offering goods in homeless depots with orange signs across the 48 states. As nothing claims pure perfection, this giant of modern … Continue reading Most sad! Singsong dishwasher beeps, blinks, needing part, but none in stock
Category: Capitalism
Our Post Office Is Crippled To Make That Amazon Smile, While Pumping Up UPS!
If some American businesses and politicians were corrupt and raised prices together on goods and services to artificially high levels so everyone makes money on even a small market share, you wouldn't call that capitalism. And if those same operators decided they would never again lower prices to attract customers from fellow crooks in corporate … Continue reading Our Post Office Is Crippled To Make That Amazon Smile, While Pumping Up UPS!
American Billionaires are financing the Chinese Communist Party’s destruction of American jobs
Guess who recently said the following: "I certainly would like to have the financial part of it (China's Communist Party system) in my own country." "Our own wonderful free enterprise economy is letting all these crazy people go to this gross excess; (the Chinese) step in preemptively to stop speculation." "China simply shut down the … Continue reading American Billionaires are financing the Chinese Communist Party’s destruction of American jobs
Many of America’s biggest companies paid no federal income tax last year, or had credits under new corporate-friendly tax law
What a guy! "Jeff" Bezos, the world's richest person, has been paid the same $81,840 salary from Amazon for two decades. Perhaps, because he needed extra cash last year to pay grocery bills, divorce lawyers and utilities, Bezos sold $1.8 billion of his Amazon stock, and kept about $1.44 billion after 20% federal capital gains … Continue reading Many of America’s biggest companies paid no federal income tax last year, or had credits under new corporate-friendly tax law
Corporate private cities – no rights, no votes and no protests!
Who needs a government? What's so great about the right to vote for your local, state or national leaders? Why not allow a corporation decide how much to spend on your schools, police, roads and hospitals? If these questions sound outlandish, you haven't heard of the newest trend - private cities - where a chief … Continue reading Corporate private cities – no rights, no votes and no protests!
Pains of poverty from slave pay are just ignored by politicians; Elite class uses phony arguments to fight $15 minimum wage
Two big lies have been fed to the American worker by media, think tanks and politicians: Raising the minimum wage to $15 only helps entry-level and very young workers. An increased minimum wage to $15 leads to fewer jobs and closed businesses. The first claim is usually presented as: Only 542,000 American workers are at … Continue reading Pains of poverty from slave pay are just ignored by politicians; Elite class uses phony arguments to fight $15 minimum wage
Big business in India benefits from taxes and regulations that are forcing small competitors out of business – sound familiar?
Big business in India has adopted the tactic of eliminating competition through onerous regulations. Many of us can remember the American corner grocery, local pharmacy, small bakery, tiny-herd dairy farm, one-person law or accountant firm. Tens of thousands of small companies have closed in recent decades, replaced by chains and their monopoly practices of poorer … Continue reading Big business in India benefits from taxes and regulations that are forcing small competitors out of business – sound familiar?
China’s companies win the race for producing employment giants, dwarfing American firms like GM, Apple or Exxon
When you don't count Walmart, the largest employers in the world, are in China, not the United States. And the biggest firms in China are industrial and manufacturing companies, not a low-wage retailer China National Petroleum (1,636,532), China State Grid (913,546), Foxconn (803,126) and Sninopec (667,799) together employ 4,021,003 workers. Foxconn is well known in … Continue reading China’s companies win the race for producing employment giants, dwarfing American firms like GM, Apple or Exxon
You can fool nearly all the people... 