Teenagers regurgitate whatever they’re told (good, bad, indifferent). You can’t criticize them for being young and at the mercy of a merciless media and educational facility designed to foment leftist revolution in every breath.
The only thing about the US (and I’m an American) that I worry about is the expansion of corporate America. I’m not a leftist, but I can clearly see why they are in an uproar.
Example: Neil Cavuto, a spineless apologist for every moral transgression the corporate chieftans make, reported on the conviction of Kenneth Lay and the whole ENRON debacle. His first words: “Let’s not be too hasty. They [Lay and his cohorts] may not be crooks; they might just be bunglers.”
Bunglers? BUNGLERS?!!!
I wonder what Ken Lay’s resume looks like. Bet it doesn’t say bungler.
In 1940, the average CEO made 42 times the annual salary of the guy on the shop floor turning the wrenches and running the welding kit. Today, the average CEO makes over 640 times the salary of the guy who makes the product or performs the service.
Can you spell F-R-E-N-C-H R-E-V-O-L-U-T-I-O-N?
I have long detested liberal answers to real problems. But if there’s one thing that America needs to fix, it’s the untethered greed of these bastard CEOs who are sucking the life out of businesses, the employees and the stockholders. They are killing the middle class!
If you want to be a greedy shit and get paid millions for being worthless, get a job in Hollywood as an actor. Then the only people you screw are the nitwits who watch your crappy films.
Andrew made a very good point: Americans are being turned into the new class of indentured servants.
And Neil Cavuto should be stoned in the public square!
If I were a teenager today, having been long convinced that I am on the brink of a life at the mercy of corporate slavemasters, I’d hate the US, too!
