/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.12211809]

>that guy who thinks "corporate greed" is a think

[Anonymous No.12211815]

Explain yourself simpleton

[Anonymous No.12211894]

>>12211815
Dude steve jobs is my hero!

[Anonymous No.12212570]

>>12211809
wats a think

[Anonymous No.12212585]

>>12211809

>is a think

[Anonymous No.12212593]

>when dhd libshits tink the corporate is a wealthy powreful guy nd not a flimsy liability shield tht is freqeutnyl analy mutilated by shitheel libtard california lawyers against constitutional rights

[Anonymous No.12212614]

>corporations sell photos of retards
>they're not greedy i swear

[Anonymous No.12212663]

I don't understand monkeys who are more wary of "business" than government. Business is just business. They exist to make money, to do that they hire people, they will only be able to get as much as they can manage on a quality/productivity and market-wise basis. They're beholden to the people. Good examples of this are Sears and Blockbuster... former heavyweights brought to their knees by shitty and/or outdated practice. Business employs and pays us.

Government, however, has the option for absolute control over the individual. The power to take money from you, the power to throw you in jail and tell you what to do. When democracy is working they are somewhat beholden to the people .. (somewhat because in a Republic it isn't a direct relationship and many bureaucrats hold lifetime or extended positions) but given enough power can do whatever they want at a point. Historically speaking they have always been the danger and why separation of powers was such a big deal for the founding fathers.

But it doesn't matter, here in 2018 there are throngs of zoomers and millenial nigs calling for more taxes and more government. History will repeat itself.

[Anonymous No.12213650]

>he thinks "corporate compassion" is a thing