I also should include the big American corporations as well. Any corporation that has tons of franchises and is ever-expanding is serving the gluttonous civilization and its pathological nature. If the corporation has two options, grow or die, then it is evil. The more it grows, the more it will take away from the small businesses and the Earth itself. There will be more and more exploitation of workers as time goes on, especially if these corporations have factories overseas. Their loyalties are not to their employees, but their shareholders, so profit is the only motive. That and power. It’s not about treating employees with respect and dignity, but about increasing bonuses for the upper-echelon of the corporations. The people at the bottom suffer for this while those at the top benefit either way unless, of course, they go bankrupt and also spend all their stimulus money on bonuses.
I’m just saying that in order for these corporations to get to the size they are today, they had to exploit someone or something to get there. They had to walk over hundreds of other corporations just to be on top. And is that the world we really want to live in? A zero-sum game, where those who are willing to sleaze their way to the top are honored and not reprimanded? We truly need to think about this part of the economy just as much as how many jobs there are. I will follow up on this idea later because I believe that it is important.
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