Is Wal-Mart destroying America ?

@dl36

They had an avg lifespan of less than 55 years.

Cut and paste, really. Can prove this assertion.

don juan, to be of any importance, your assumption must be confronted with reality. It is apparent, any individual who transcends your rhetoric, is view with malediction, for the reason, you are dyspeptic anytime reality is dished up.

If you were elected to office, would the citizenry still be dealing with the don juan of covers lulling the right-wing to sleep with narrow minded party bias? Or would it be a new don juan who has discovered the burden of responsible office and the uncertainty of today’s exotic tech-based markets.

You require a little more patience to cotton on to logic that not only Democrats go to heaven.

Quote Originally Posted by be easy:

hell yea, just ask donald trump. nobody knows how to work the system better then that guy.

bankruptcy

'capitalistic' systems without failure


If corporations aren't people, what are they?

From the science of life to corporations to govt policy, there is an unyielding law of failure, which is tremendously thorny to break. Private-sector scholars praise modern achievements in the business, expediently turning their back on the reality that many companies plummet in hardship almost immediately after receiving admiration. Enron was hailed to the singing praises of commendation for its vigour and pioneering philosophy up until the instant when it became the embodiment of corporate gluttony and faulty administration.

Competition is too often held to be a positive and constructive thing, and if we can portray a hypothetical world in which markets are textbook-perfect, what else could the free-market sheep demand? It must without doubt be the aim of policy-makers to make certain that reality is made in this fantastically romantic image, to be in near proximity to the paradise of perfect competition. And undeniably, this is what financial regulators and supervisory controllers habitually attempt to achieve. Conversely, flawless competition is merely an ideological slogan. The expression of it presents the theory of perfect competition no unique standing. Reminiscent of any theory, it makes reality simpler than it is, in a way that does not surface in practice.