The Malice Of Corporate America

Written by Jarba


If you are one of most Americans who own stocks or corporate bonds, thanks to retirement plans, mutual funds and such, you are owning a piece of "Corporate America". But wait, before getting complacent and letting out a tearful "being proud to be an American", make sure your pride and loyalty as a shareholder are carefully guarded by blindness and naiveté, becauserepparttar corporations have no scruples in ignoring, or even going against your interests, as long as it serves theirs. The truth is, shareholders or not,repparttar 113489 majority of people in this country are passive receivers of whatever, be it government, policies, or sometimes even perceptions, handed out by "corporations", and whenrepparttar 113490 corporations screw up ,repparttar 113491 consequences would be all ours. The insignificance of our paltry ownership of this Corporate America destines that our voice be unheard, our opinions ignored, and our interests, whenever contrasting to that of corporates, invariably trampled.

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This is not surprising, considering how our government itself is molded by big corporations. It'srepparttar 113510 corporation money that keeps most politicians' career aspirations afloat. Without those fat checks to buyrepparttar 113511 mass media for face-time,repparttar 113512 chance to have a successful campaign is next to zero. This political system is nicely convenient torepparttar 113513 Corporate America, and thus carefully designed and strenuously maintained in this country, as very few industrial countries do. Look who wererepparttar 113514 privileged ones invited into our vice president's secret national energy meeting -repparttar 113515 industrial leaders, or more accurately,repparttar 113516 biggest campaign donors. You shouldn't really be surprised that California energy crisis was intentionally brought upon by big corporations, (withrepparttar 113517 help of government policy, they have that capacity and after all, business is business); Andrepparttar 113518 individual investors arerepparttar 113519 one who default first onrepparttar 113520 Enron's collapse, (individuals are, of course, outside of government concern); Andrepparttar 113521 vice president refused independent scrutinization ofrepparttar 113522 content of that mysterious meeting, (again, those secrets are entitled to be kept as they were, which isrepparttar 113523 best call torepparttar 113524 interest of corporations involved).

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