This is why corporations shouldn't have Personhood under the Law.

And why running the People's government by the bottom line rules of business, aka neoliberalism, is a very, very bad idea that has now become commonplace.

Don't think Republicans will get rid of Social Security if they can? Or gerrymander every District in America if they can?

Watch them.

Someone slap Bev on the back of his head so the right answer will come out.

But gently, I know it's in there.

So which is it Bev, not reading the article or poor reading comprehension?

I can see a mix.

"The introduction of the rules of behavior taken from the corporate sector into politics means that politicians no longer see people whom they rule as co-citizens but as employees.

Employees can be hired and fired, humiliated and dismissed, ripped off, cheated or ignored."

#10

Pretend confusion? Real Confusion?

A mix?

All you really have to do is read the quote to see the parallel drawn.

Like I said, -And why running the People's government by the bottom line rules of business, aka neoliberalism, is a very, very bad idea that has now become commonplace.

Claro?

OK so, we'll go with you got nuthin'.

It does explain a lot.

The "world" wasn't always as it is since TR and FDR curtailed The Gilded Age, which was revived as rwing neoliberalism with Thatcherism and Reaganism.... Supply-Side, Trickle Down economics that even it's originators and proponents now say has never ever werked.

"The entire history of capitalism can be readily understood as the struggle between these two principles: is the democratic principle "exported" from politics to rule in economics too, or is the hierarchical principle of company organization to invade the political sphere.

Social democracy was essentially the former; neoliberalism was the latter."

Try to think of this as a learning place, Bev....

#19

He's like Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher had a bastard child with a poor attention span.

#21

Still nuthin'.

Bev on a roll!