The reality of the situation is that those bad guys who exploit the system more often than not are not the ones who pay the penalties doled out by the people's government. Those bad guys are usually working hand in glove with the government - including the Democrats.
You see those exploiters aren't really productive anyway. The productive play by the rules, plough their money back into the communities, the market and their employees. They know the value of their customer base and that if they become disproportionately poor, their company will crumble. This economy is good, in the sense that it serves as a reminder of the real profit makers - the customers.
Not the CEO, not the market, not the cut corners and outsourced workforce - the customers.
To have plentiful customers, paying decent wages, employing folks in your market and realizing that the customer is king is the lesson of the day.
If that lesson is learned, by the thousands of major companies that forgot that lesson, all this wil not be for naught.
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The reality.
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- This Republican Politely Tells It Like It Is
- An article on Frum
- Rush described his real role well.
- Rush does and says whatever he has to say and do to stay in business
- What's funny Bowser
- Rush is the new Archie Bunker.
- Well..
- "Extreme liberalism"
- I am so confused. Information overload.
- Your inability to realize that there is a far left wing is part of the problem.
- The Answer
- I said *perceived* extreme liberalism... (n/t)
- "Rush is an absolute BS spouting, self indulgent blow hard."
- Rush is not just a Canadian rock band
- Pointless.
- re: Rush is not just a Canadian rock band
- I gave at the office... (n/t)