Corporate Greed at its worst: why capitalism needs rules

[Extra Stout]

Ummm, I've never worked for that company.

Never used a consultant then, I see.

Shooting consultants should be legal. Not only should it be legal, it should be tax-deductible.

[101A]

Never used a consultant then, I see.

Shooting consultants should be legal. Not only should it be legal, it should be tax-deductible.

I am amazed at how many of these there are bumping around finding "work". They have come to see us; don't listent to a damn thing you say, there research is limited to employee cost - and invariably there recomendations are always "downsize".

Useless.

[MannyIsGod]

"They" did. They elected a board, who gave the man a big bonus.

That was my point?

[RandomGuy]

Again, something I have been harping on for a while.

Dun dun dun.

[101A]

Again, something I have been harping on for a while.

Dun dun dun.

You mean rules like:

"Increase minority home ownership"?

Worked like a charm.

Capitilists who thrive without rules SHOULD NOT have a safety net from the govt. that allowed them to do so.

[MannyIsGod]

This past week has put the nail in my economic libertarian side's coffin. I just don't trust these ers any longer.

[RandomGuy]

This past week has put the nail in my economic libertarian side's coffin. I just don't trust these ers any longer.

Lazy-fare capitalism just doesn't work.

It is like a pick up basketball game with no rules and peole fully willing and able to cheat at will.