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why is the 1.5 Quadrillion Derivatives Bubble not in the list?
http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.p...t=va&aid=12947 Or the endless printing of fake money by the privatly owned Fed, wich causes to devalue the us dollar? |
There is a double edge to all those extreme examples.
Only in America can those companies have profit margins like that. It's the reason why we have more self made millionaires than any other country by an absolutely ridiculous margin. Everything isn't "equal" in America which contributes to the reason why it's the land of opportunity. Go find examples of people that came from nothing and are now billionaires anywhere else, it's very rare. If it weren't for capitalism there would be no; Microsoft Apple Intel AMD Linux Youtube There wouldn't be blockbuster Hollywood films with $100 million in special effects you all enjoy so much. There wouldn't be the largest music industry in the world. A lot of you would be singing a different tune if Capitalism in America was completely erased. |
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Damn hippies.
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Liberals are so cute. They ignore reality and believe that in their make believe world of pixies and unicorns, and that if large corporations didn't exist then there would be a magical utopia where you could sing songs and dance down lollypop lane.
Of course there are some of us who live in the real world ... oh yeah btw we also pay the tax that allows the liberals to live in their imaginary make believe pixiedust fairytale :) |
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Big business and it's owners are not in America because it's better to be in India or Taiwan. They're in America because it's best to be there. But they know if they ship jobs to the Third World to increase their profits, everyone will keep buying. Look at the car you drive for proof, or your washing machine, computer, iPad, etc. Big business isn't in the job to save jobs. They're in business to cut costs and if that means laying off a few 1,000 workers they will do so. Look at Detroit once the car manufacturing center of America, now what is it? While you have to keep businesses in America, lower taxes isn't the only way to do it. Start buying nothing but goods made in America and see the jobs flood back. |
It's funny to watch the stupid defend these Corporations, like these corps are all honorable, don't screw anyone over, perfect little pickles... wake up! Some of these corps are responsible for stealing 1/3 of the Countries wealth, including your own.. Truly defending them at any level is... straight up stupid.
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Nobody hinted? I see several people sticking up, defending ideals, etc of the corps.. typical demon spew as usual from you. |
I guess "socially responsible capitalism" is an oxymoron — silly me ...
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-- U.S. President Abraham Lincoln, Nov. 21, 1864 |
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The two main reasons the US is broke:
1.) You don't print your own currency. A private corporation does. 2.) Your military is too big! 3.) The US government is basically just one huge mafia family, who are extremely good at putting on a show. For anyone who believes this Democrat vs. Republican show, you're an idiot. They're all friends with each other, and all have a common cause. PS. For those defending the corporations, remember, governments have national boundaries, whereas corporations don't. |
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The balance is so far lost... and that's before knowing major corps like those on the list, are a monopoly of some kind, many in several ways. Which completely sucks up the free markets around them. If the 1,000,000+ or more small companies could open and compete across the Country, which that money flow could easily support, we would have far more people working across the Country.... spending a shit ton more money - however it would be making 'us' rich vs. 'them' incredibly rich - and we can see they don't like that. Today, I don't see at any level how those corps provide for our Country, in my eyes they are economic and social terrorists with ultimate power. |
The top 10 reasons America is broke:
forbes.com/wealth/billionaires |
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I don't think that means 100% corrupt, but when Corps have now been given the same rights as me and you, but can't be head legally liable for the choices they make, like and you.. then it is without question that our wealth was stolen, hell.. it was given to them and stolen. When a normal man goes to prison for screwing up us loan documents and the company that gave him the loan, that plead guilty to pushing the b.s. loans goes clean and free, and he robbed us blind... the message of "all wealth is aggregated in a few hands" is happening right now. It's funny and sad... the rich, wealthy, elites aren't the 200k to a few billion a year people, these guys got 400 billion, 800 billion, etc bailouts, and some got 100's of millions in return money, after sucking the markets dry, and getting all money lost covered, and they get to retain ownership of the properties after they're responsible for causing the damn mess. They won 1000% over, no part lost at any level... and if you didn't get caught up in the mess at any level, you still lost out, in some way.. that's screwed up! The major corps have more liquid cash/assets right now, than ever in the history of our Country, even at our largest peaks, and then... they just got more. President Lincoln's quote, is happening, it happened several years back, and it continues today. And now, they're just doing it right in front of us, while giving us the finger. |
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Can someone explain to me how cutting spending can create jobs? The Republicans won the last election based on creating jobs yet all they want to do is cut spending, cut benefits, and break up unions. How does all that create jobs?
But all of this reminds me of a Simpsons episode where the town had a windfall of cash so they held a meeting to decide what to do with it. Mr. Burns stated his idea then someone else said, "I agree with the billionaire, billionaires always do what's best for the average Joe". That's exactly what is going on right now. Average Joe's are agreeing with the rich as if the rich have the same motives as blue collar workers. I have nothing against the ultra wealthy, but you have to understand that to become ultra wealthy, you have to have an ENORMOUS appetite for making money, more than anyone here can even understand. Any person or group with that appetite for making money has no internal checks and balances. They will keep consuming until there is nothing left. It's just the nature of the beast. So you can't allow them to have everything they want or eventually they will destroy whatever system they happen to operate in. |
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What did Bank of America invent, or what unique service do they provide, what is amazing about them? We aren't talking about Microsoft's piss 50 billion in stocks....... BoA got 400 billion in bailouts, is profiting hundreds of millions has profited billions, getting millions back in returns, getting every bad loan made covered with our tax dollars, and getting the property back on every screwed deal they did... BoA isn't responsible for helping our Country at any level... they are partly responsible for stealing our money, including yours... and taking a big ass chunk of it legally to. If this is a service, it's damn sure one I don't want anymore. |
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The take over isn't new... but what is new is how much the major corps are flaunting it, they know they're currently untouchable. |
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Banks are a different thing ... and yes it is basically legal theft, but its the same in most countries. Banks and before them .. money lenders have been a necessary evil for hundreds even thousands of years. There are more huge corporations than just banks. Where did the companies start from? Most of your super big corporations started from a single store, a single person with a great idea or good product. |
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Your assessment of BOA is more than slightly off to say the least. |
If this doesn't piss you off, then you are a totally lost soul....
https://youtube.com/watch?v=0N8M8PjA-Ls |
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From just listening to the first part, he said the fed gov gives banks money to lend to small business, umm why not just lend it to small business then? Got to make those banks rich. Yep, I honestly do not know how the banking system works, and just because "that is the way it is and has been", doesn't make it right.. right? |
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