“Serving your fellow man?” Seriously? I was ready for something like “getting rich by paying congresspeople to write laws that favor your endeavors.” I would have accepted that.
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Salesforce CEO: Capitalism As We Know It Is Dead
Yes, Salesforce.com CEO Marc Benioff really did say this, but it doesn’t mean what it appears to at first glance. The rich haven’t stopped getting richer; they haven’t somehow lost control of the U.S. law-making process and a break-away redistribution …
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Taking Care of Humankind
What Fuller said here is correct; selfishness is no longer necessary per se, though I suppose it depends on how one defines the word “necessary.” It’s certainly hard to imagine capitalism existing in its absence.
Pope Francis on Capitalism and the God of Money
I’m fairly guarded with my comments on the legitimacy of capitalism as the foundation of our civilization. But holy mackerel, the Pope certainly isn’t. Say what you will about modern-day life, but you sure can’t claim it’s boring. Think of …
SOCIAL CONSCIOUSNESS IN GREEN; OUR SURVIVAL DEPENDS UPON IT!
By: Ollie Oelofse, Founder and CEO, True North Bridged Technologies, Inc. Sacramento, CA By: Yvonne R. Davis, M.S. M.A., P.C., Chief Operating Officer and Director of International Relations, True North Bridged Technologies, Inc., Sacramento, CA More than participating in “Going …
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Is Granting Unintended Rights to Corporations a Part of Capitalism?
Here’s a discussion I’m having with a reader on the subject of the Supreme Court ruling of January 2010 that grants the rights of real persons to corporations. I hope other folks will join in. PS: I don’t understand how …
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