Robert Reich
@RBReich
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I wish the Dems would mention that 80 percent of Americans now live from paycheck to paycheck, and that job insecurity is as great a problem as flat paychecks.
joker was right, the world is getting crazier:
Bill O'Reilly
@BillOReilly
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1h
Bernie wants a “political revolution” because capitalism is destroying the world.
did you not see the same movie i saw?
kick a man when hes down and he might lose it.
I see you very strongly believe that projection.philosopher kant says people like to lie to themselves...
This is probably the most stark opposite of reality as I've read from you yetYour way of thinking won't do that in an era where we need big companies to employ a lot of people because we have a large population.
Why thank you. I work hard to entertain.This is probably the most stark opposite of reality as I've read from you yet
You or...the DrUGz?Why thank you. I work hard to entertain.
I don't know, you're on drugs, apparently you know.You or...the DrUGz?
hes probably being sarcastic.Seriously?
Someone who champions slimy bb conglomerates screwing what's left of entrepreneurship and small business in this country must be on drugs, called corporate kool-aidhes probably being sarcastic.
I kind of hate how people who see themselves as morally good people wanting to destroy unjust societies relate themselves to the joker.joker was right, the world is getting crazier:
Bill O'Reilly
@BillOReilly
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1h
Bernie wants a “political revolution” because capitalism is destroying the world.
Most major corporations started as small businesses. Plenty of people start as small time entrepreneurs who build a bigger company because they do whatever better. Doesn't matter whether they have 100 employees or a million, the guys who take the risks and build a successful business are the ones rewarded, not the guy who's content to work 40 hours, just wants to watch tv and have a beer. Too many of those guys complain about how unfair it all is.Someone who champions slimy bb conglomerates screwing what's left of entrepreneurship and small business in this country must be on drugs, called corporate kool-aid
Freedom of choice, that's Murica. Loving our forty brands of potato chips...that's what really matters
The entire Democratic party is in the midst of an anti capitalism brainwashing. Businesses=Bad.Most major corporations started as small businesses. Plenty of people start as small time entrepreneurs who a bigger company because they do whatever better. Doesn:t matter whether they have 100 employees or a million, the guys who take the risks and build a successful business are the ones rewarded, not the guy who's content to work 40 hours, just wants to watch tv and have a beer. Too many of those guys complain about how unfair it all is.
Meanwhile these conglomerates write the very laws they operate under. You seem to think everyone blue collar wants to be punching a clock, sitting around watching tv,drinking beer and mailing it in, so to speak.. It's really sad that is how people see the world and its expectations of others.Most major corporations started as small businesses. Plenty of people start as small time entrepreneurs who build a bigger company because they do whatever better. Doesn't matter whether they have 100 employees or a million, the guys who take the risks and build a successful business are the ones rewarded, not the guy who's content to work 40 hours, just wants to watch tv and have a beer. Too many of those guys complain about how unfair it all is.
No, but if they don't pursue avenues available to them to do better financially, just expect the companies they work for give them the kind of life they want, they're going to be perpetually disappointed.Meanwhile these conglomerates write the very laws they operate under. You seem to think everyone blue collar wants to be punching a clock, sitting around watching tv,drinking beer and mailing it in, so to speak.. It's really sad that is how people see the world and its expectations of others.
You don't understand the systematic "perpetual disappointment"? OkNo, but if they don't pursue avenues available to them to do better financially, just expect the companies they work for give them the kind of life they want, they're going to be perpetually disappointed.
I worked for 29 years at FedEx and was perpetually disappointed for 2/3rds of that time. But they didn't owe me a greatYou don't understand the systematic "perpetual disappointment"? Ok
Of course not, that is a systematic issue though. Pretty basic economics. When you have 50 employers in a town and four monopolies undercut their competition, opportunity diminishes, suppliers are squeezed, wages decrease, businesses fail. I always cringe when corporatist "conservatives" spout the free market stuff but then work with and ironically push through the very laws that suffocate free markets and spontaneous enterprise.I worked for 29 years at FedEx and was perpetually disappointed for 2/3rds of that time. But they didn't owe me a great
living.