Monday Morning Musings of a Moody Old Man:
Our government represents “We the People” and… Um, is this
thing on? Is anybody reading this? What?! Oh, somebody’s there?
Hey Jack! It’s fixed! The blog seems to be up and running
again. Yeah, someone’s reading it right now. You were right. It was the green
wires. I twisted ‘em together and it seems to be working. Hold on, I think I’m
losing the reader's attention… What? Yeah, get some electrical tape, or one of those wire nut things.
Hello reader. Thank you for reading along, Feel free to muse as well. Now where
was I? Oh yeah…
Our government represents “We the People". Multinational mega-corporations don't. So instead of fixating on shrinking our
government until it’s “small enough to drowned in a bathtub” (as Grover
Norquist once coined) why don’t we focus instead on shrinking mega-corporations
until they’re small enough to be held accountable to “We the People”? I don’t know about you, but this recently
accepted strategy of trying to make government fail while giving
mega-corporations “too big to fail” status just seems like a bad idea…And
designating “We the People” as the automatic cosigners to every mega-corporate
loan no matter how risky it may be seems like a really bad way to run a country
and build an economy (unless of course the object is to replace a democracy
with a plutocracy.)
Just a thought from me, an official member of “We the
People” as I ponder why so many fellow members of “We the People” keep casting
their precious votes on behalf of “They the Corporations.”
2 comments:
Good one.
Glad you're back. Randy, the voice of sanity.
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