Sure, there a re tons of CEOs bankrupting their poor performing company with their salaries or being paid fantasyland wages for helping enrich the stockholders who are getting ready to turn a fast buck at the expense of the company.
My post was about hate, and I used CEOs as an example because they are an easy target.
Corporate culture is in serious decline. Corporations have abandoned the old model by choice or because they feel they have had their hands forced - and now emulate the new model which is all about cutting employees, providing poor service, outsourcing all possible labor and looking for other companies to absorb to recalibrate your earnings before the stock catches up with the company's poor performance.
Still letting their negative actions poison oneself in turn is like opening one's fresh water supply to folks who drink muddy water. The spigot of hate is a two-way street. One end of all hate is always connected to oneself. One doesn't have to even remotely approve of their actions to hold the hate in check.
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That wasn't my point.
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- Russia's take on Palin
- re: Russia's take on Palin reprise
- Intersting graphics accompanying original link, also killer shrimps!!
- The male bimbo
- re: The male bimbo
- "It [America] needs a crash course in Capitalism 101..."
- No. It isn't.
- That's the whole point, TB.
- Oh for crying out loud.
- "This is a fully developed corporate welfare state in its final stages"....
- You know what my solutions are. What are yours? (n/t)
- That's the whole point, TB.
- No. It isn't.
- One Person's Take on Palin as Published in Russia. (n/t)
- Even Russia is scared of her (n/t)
- Wow.
- The self-poison of hate.
- a bit of info on T. Bancroft-Hinchey
- I disagree
- What a broadside! Grape on top of round-shot. (n/t)
- re: Russia's take on Palin reprise