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Draw out the partisan poison from this policy and what we have is a move to inject more humanity into the way that companies are run - I find that very appealin
by b800h 2y ago
Draw out the partisan poison from this policy and what we have is a move to inject more humanity into the way that companies are run - I find that very appealing.
- relistan 2y agoI don’t think that’s what it is. As I read this analysis, they want to have large private family firms and not large public firms. They also want a government that gets out of those firms’ way. That’s leaves no public accountability of any kind. That sounds like oligarchy to me. The workers are not going to prosper in that world.
- Terr_ 2y agoYeah, imagine if there was a rule that all corporations must be 51% owned by a single human. That's great for dynastic oligarchies, devastating to smaller competitors trying to grow, and fatal to a co-op.
- croes 2y agoIt’s just oligarchy
- deepfriedchokes 2y agoI swear no one in America seems to understand that word with our 8th grade reading levels. And fascism has been overused to the point it’s worthless. Let’s just call it corruption, that’s a word that everyone can understand.
- elijahwright 2y agoYou think people understand corruption? If they did, would they find anything remotely wrong with it? Folks are pretty dishonest about their motivations, overall. I don’t even think it’s a partisan issue anymore.
- undrstandbyme 2y ago[dead]