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  • I think people would like there products more if they knew it was legit. Say for instance if cars are built here and the quality is good then people would be buying them, and for a good cause reliability and Job security! Damn corporation are out of touch with reality.

  • @tonymonism Your out of touch! If cars were built here our unions would ask to be paid $20/hour for running a drill that puts tires on a car when a machine can do it 100 times as fast. Well a car would cost A LOT more than one made in china or India. No one could afford it at all!!!!!!

  • If it wasn't for 'the predatory white man' MM wouldn't be able to make a film, drive a car, eat ff hamburgers so cheaply. Ya. The world's not perfect. Big deal.

  • i want that redhead guys scalp AND I WILL GET MY SCALP!!!

  • absolutly nothing to contribute ot back ,all they do is take and they have co opted the media and the government to do their bidding , or stolen away from the people rather, thats what fascisim is ,a corporate government ,which is what we now have and it is only getting worse

  • it sounds as if telemetry is confused this film is not anti capitalisim or against the monetary system it not some utopian propaganda like zeitgeist, whixh does a fantastic job of summing up a big portion of the problems in a short time, but then turns to crazy utopian propaganda as the solution propaganda that resembles huxleys vision in brave new world, the problem is that corporation have all the rights of a person and non of the accountability or responsibility ,and dont pay any taxes and do

  • able to fix it, nothing could, but it is a huge lie , look up maurice strong, and who he really is, this whole global warming and green enviornmental is just another fraud to get you to give up your wealth and rights,its totaly crap, the climate is a chaotic system and could never be hoped to be understood ,they even call cap and trade a "scheme" in their own documents cause that is exactly what it is a scheme to steal the little remaining wealth from the middle class &hand it over to the elites

  • before it is really too late, they are also the same people trying to push his idea of a carbon credit or cap and trade system on us ,it would be the biggest tax on humanity in history ,it is a death sentence for the 3rd world and it means enslavement for the middle class and poor for the rest of the world ,yes the eath is getting warmer but it is not proven to be caused my man, the climate is cyclical and has been for millions of years,and even if it was caused by man cap & trade would not be

  • the U.S. has become a corporate fascist dictatorship ,consumption is not the problem, dont buy into this sustainability movement,it just more propaganda from the same people who sold the sheeple on these trade agreements like NAFTA and CAFTA and the idea of a "service based economy" over a resource based economy which is why we are in total economic colapse right now, its why there is over 20% unemployment, that and letting china into the WTO and the removal of glass segal WAKE UP PEOPLE

  • its not capitalisim that is total horse shit it is this form of it that is, this sort of cronie capitalisim , this is not really capitalisim ,its collectivisim

    these corporations have been allowed to become even bigger than monopolies they are not monopolies cause a monopoly just monopolizes the industry in one particular field they are involved in these basterds have their greedy likke mits in everything they own the media ,the government and several different industries globally

  • "We're predators." No shit, Sherlock.

  • Damn right weird for the film maker to appeal for money when the entire film is a testament to what happens when people make money.

    Anyone else find this hypocritical?

    It actually destroys any credibility the film has in my mind. A serious dysfunction in the construct of this film is that it wants money.

    Oigh....8k

  • @telemetry9 i hope your joking or something? this isnt an assault on capitalism its an attack on corporations which are a particularly horrible entity within that whole sphere, you can still believe in making money and essentially capitalist ideas without shitting all over the planet and crushing people under your business, in fact from what i gather thats what the filmmaker is aiming towards. And it may want money but that is not its primary goal, otherwise it would not have been out for free.

  • @telemetry9 i apologize for launching into a youtube argument, i hate doing this but your statement offends me.

  • Yep. It still sounds ridiculous to me. There are more imaginative ways to generate revenue if that was part of their intention when making the film. ie. "the film makers ask everyone to donate $2. We are a non profit organization and $1 will go to helping small and sustainable fair trade around the world. The other dollar will go to further research and costs towards film making into this subject" "this way we don't undermine our credibility in this subject and promote positive change"

  • @telemetry9 i still disagree with the premise that requiring money undermines this film, they have to eat, and do all those other things that cost money. If it had been a film attacking consumption, i'd agree, however it isnt. and i agree with you on that point, voluntary work is not only doing something positive, it feels far more liberating than paid work. Money is a burden, however the need for it/ what it brings doesn't invalidate a point.

  • Maybe your right that they should donate part of the profits to supporting fair trade, but there is little difference between taking the dollar for further research and paying themselves salaries out of that, (which many non-profit organisations do) and taking it as they are. it would be interesting to know if this film actually profited, they could have done a sort of anti-advertising deal with a few of the corporations "pay us and we wont mention you" probably would have worked better too.

  • you're ok - I don't mind.

    The plea for cash shows just how miserably entangled we all are into consumption at the expense of everything else. Including our credibility. I'm guilty of that by the way so I'm very much part of the problem too. with voluntary work i was balanced because I could focus on the tasks and forget about how much or how little I was earning. I was also helping the environment with the work I was doing. liberating. Money is a burden on all of us. Even ifyouhaveit.

  • Marc Berry - Looks like he's out of work now. Unless he's going to be getting work doing interviews.

  • Acid Trip - B-Complex

  • Capitalism is not the problem really. Capitalism, fascism, and socialism are all failed social experiments within the constraints of the largest problem of all; the monetary system. The far most of the problems of today can be traced back to the cause, which happens to be the monetary system itself.

    Corporations, CEO's, politicians and alike are not "bad" people, they're simply people brought up in an environment that enforces the kind of behavior we would otherwise condemn.

  • 1:14 and not a very good one now that everyone knows o_O

  • CORPORATE pukes

  • Everyone has a motive, like Michael Moore. He wont tell you the boring truth that the wealth is concentrated in the Northeast, because he is from Michigan. Expose the difference in wages from per say NE to Iowa or Alabama. Rich white is not sticking anymore, with a black president. Its rich buddies of all colors and religions taking advantage of the poor working class.

  • This part was baffling for the lack of better words. To hear a CEO admit to such a change brings true hope into my heart. Maybe one day we won't need to take these men to jail. A greater sign of humanity would be to forgive them, maybe even ridicule their blindness, but mostly focus on the work of our own generation: saving the damage and creating a new way. The true and honest (i.e. not Barrack's) Yes We Can!

  • @dnm25 he's right though, the CEO doesnt make the decisions...they're paid to manage the company. its the owners/stockholders that make decisions

  • @dnm25 I think the point is not to rely on occagional CEO to do the right thing. Its not about one person doing one thing be it Barack or that nice CEO. we the people have to fight the system of corporatism. By setting the limits or regulations on how much the corporations allowed to do. I mean ppl in Bolivia fought and they won so that a CHANGE you can believe in. Forget about ceo

  • I was about to tear.

  • Is that the mindset of Moore's corporation? He's a multimillionaire. If he's so noble, why doesn't he split the profits equally among all his employees like he expects others to do?

  • True capitalists are not Fascists. The market place and yes profits motivate their behavior. Fascists are Socialists who know the state cannot plan an economy or an economic recovery. In a Fascism, the government is the senior partner and the corporation follows their instructions or they die. Moore obviously has never studied what happens to societies that limit profits. There are fewer jobs, workers are worse off and the country falls further and further behing the rest of the world.

  • @amerlibmov

    "Of course we will have fascism in America but we will call it democracy!" --Huey Long

    Fascism is not defined by the number of its victims, but by the way it kills them. --Jean-Paul Sartre

    Fascism ought to more properly be called corporatism since it is the merger of state and corporate power. -- Benito Mussolini

  • @dharmaatdawn Maybe Long meant that people elect candidates that will redistribute other's wealth to them. After all, he was more socialist than FDR. It can't be called corporatism because government is the senior partner, often being enforced by the barrel of a gun, as Jean-Paul Sartre points out.

  • Dr. Vanda Shiva, so.... corporations are like the cast system in India?, those poor "untouchables" are similar to the employees of a corporation.!

  • Business has ruined science. there is no real science done, it is all now a marketing gimick to get idiots to buy shit. 4 out 5 blah blah blahs recommend blah blah blah... Capitalism is total horse shit.

  • @MrAppleseed88 No capitalism in North Korea. Go There Moron!!

  • i like corporations 

  • Michael Moore the race-bater

  • Only when the last tree has died, the last river has been poisoned and the last fish has been caught, will we realize that we cannot eat money. *sigh*

  • @bridafication your an idiot

    

  • Ray Anderson is the man! Support companies like his.

  • Thats why they dont have souls. They are slave masters/aka beast aniamals. They all work for ROME. they gay eat blood just vampires with no conscious. And if you support them you deserve the pain they about to bring to you in their NWO. SLAVERY. global. Dumbasses. corporation is fake companys you are the stock on the market. you owe them. they own you. YOu own nothing unless you get yo birth rights back from these devils of ROME.

  • billy buttercup? ill punch you in your fuckin face .

  • @metalf919 ?

  • The people sho support this also support eugenic's stealing from a worker to provide for a lazy person. You all are being tricked by billionaires on why you shouldn't become millionaires. They use this to create two classes and no middle that can rise a competitor. You really think billionaires are going to stop to save a bird or fish. That dictators will go away to keep a river clean. Rights, save your rights and you'll save the planet. let them go for the planet and someone will own it all.

  • Hive mind, you people are so funny. What the hell happened to people. Why does every think you don't have to work or earn a living. People demand evolution be taken serious, but as soon as person shows that trait their not human. Hypocrits. People want evolution for faith and morals for business. Hypocrits.

  • I love it when it says the desire for profits can be used for good. In abosuletely no way can self interest ever help anyone, sometimes i wish the whole world was a hive mind, so that empathy would be inescapable.

  • Why is it that Moore always has sold his soul to the divide and conquer propaganda. He kills every issue this way...

  • The main problem is the non-white world has overpopulated. We need to curb and reverse the growth rate of third world populations.

  • @derekHSmith growth rates reverse as a result of better education, growing industrialization, and better living conditions. Its gonna take a lot for those third world nations to get to this point, but you are on the right track.

  • Use YouTube while it's still free!

  • How many companies do you think actually hire spies to do shit like this? Not very goddamn many

  • I don't really understand why does the guy with the stupid haircut expose himself. Any ideas?

  • How to correct a democracy once it has gotten out of control: watch?v=BBezaI0bnAQ&

  • @MegaSmallPeople I'd like the members of the neo fascist asshole vermin Chicago School of Economic mayhem to go first.

  • How can I not support this system? The only thing I can think of is becoming a hippy after I'm out of high school. lol wtf

  • "The profit motive drives the actions of the corporation"

    Yes idiot leftists that is correct. And if you take away the profit motive, you take away the production that you all enjoy. Fucking idiots.

  • So it's the farmer's "right" to steal the property of the corporations that produce these seeds? Newsflash leftist morons: If corporations couldn't retain control of their seed patents they wouldn't produce the fucking seeds to begin with. Idiots.

  • don't worry i have a headshot percentage of 100 why don't u join me on my side see what's yours.

    get me?

  • @vreaulamatah Leftists seem to think that corporations will simply produce goods and take monumental risks out of the goodness of their hearts.

  • @msredalbert1 the problem is as complex as the corporation itself. getting rid of it entirely solves it. as the documentary shows they were only made to cope with the booming now they are no longer necesary.

  • That Marc Barry guy should stop impersonating investment bankers and start impersonating Bruce Willis! Holy crap, he's like the guy's twin.

  • Thank you Dr Shiva It is a war against evolution, against human kind. What kind of people create such a thing?

    Thank you machbar for circulating this most important video

  • Thank you Dr Shiva It is a war against evolution, against human kind. What kind of people create such a thing?

  • If a CEO or High Ranking Director of a Corporation wanted to do the "right thing", and it would cost the company $30 million dollars in reduced profits he would find himself unemployed in a hurry. To label a Corporation as "evil" isn't the way to go regardless of its actions. This is a systemic problem that causes management to make decisions that may cause them personal guilt. Tough Decision? If they won't do it someone else will...

  • @randy95023

    Wasn't that the Nazi Officers defence? If I don't do it, If I don't kill these people in ovens then they will demote me and someone else will do it so I might as well do it myself? You are correct, that someone else will, but if people of conscience refuse perhaps they will run out of people who will do it.

  • @dishesdealer417

    I think Chomsky said it best ony one of us can be Nazi officer or angel depending on the system. the point is we can not wait for occasional CEO to do the right thing. its about fighting this whole system known as corporation. We have to stick together, orginize, and eventually laws will be passed tp regulate those monstrocities.. They did it in Bolivia.

  • @randy95023 Yes you are right. the corporations as a system is evil the people who work in it, CEO,s are not evil. Thats why people who oppose uncontrolled terrany are fighting for regulations or how much control corporation allowed to get. But noy the people who work for the system.

    I think movie does an excellent job separating a dysfuntion system and people who work for the system..

  • michael moore aren't you a rich white man? it feels as though we are hearing some freudian projections about his own fear or realization that he is out of touch with his audience.

  • @slurpeeday sigh, tired old angle. engage with his ideas and you will get somewhere. These personal attacks are all the right seems to have left.

    sad shit.

  • @tristramshandy3 Just because I think he's out of touch with the public doesn't mean i'm attacking personally or a right winger. In fact neither of your assumptions is true.

    In case you want to defend his comments( 2:50 ) about rich white men. I thought they sounded classist, racist, and sexist though inexplicably he falls into the same category that he was criticizing.

  • @slurpeeday 99 out of 100 people who talk about Moore;s hypocrisy due to his wealth are right wingers- it is the standard line of attack against him.

    If you are an exception to the rule, good for you.

    Now, do you have anything to say about Moore's assessment of our economic system or our society?

    If so, I would be glad to engage in such a debate.

    Have a nice day.

  • @tristramshandy3 Glad see you won't defend his comments, they were kind of crazy.

    I thought a lot of it was accurate, albeit strongly biased. I would have added corporate involvement brought countries like china and india out of poverty.

    nice day to u too

  • rich white guy trash talking another rich white guy in the hopes of becoming, guess what, more rich. eat some moore.

  • why would u want a crop that only grew one season ? corporations do anything..they are more corrupt than any mob..they are totally sick and evil

  • Perfect it's going to stop? Not come on peeps

  • The Nike CEO invited Michael Moore to the Australian open to try and sweet talk him into not exposing him.

  • 2:50 - That's not true AT ALL - There ARE SOOOOOO many Rich Yellow, Brown , and Black Men in this World...Michael Moore lives in a sheltered lil $hit world in his head.

  • @kaliskunk24 FYI the vast majority of the 1% most wealthy people on earth are white.

  • @julianrmartinez43 -So the Prince of Dubai, or Jordan, or Liu Yongxing, or Wong Kwong Yu, or Carlos Hilu...Of course, you know who the white ones are right? You don't even know who they are so shut up...

  • @kaliskunk24 Nice research!!! like I said before. only an extremely small portion of the top 1% of wealth in the world is not white. nice try though.

  • Re: Agriculture - It is not a war against evolution (false) it is a war against God's creation and for your soul. As stated - predators. People want fulfillment or just to satisfy your own personal desires, demons want control and you basically are constantly bombarded with greed and desire via commercialism and idealism so much that most don't know what they want which creates confusion which created our delusion of what life is.

  • 2:48 All uncooperative peoples, you stupid pig...

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  • value nothing, wear your shield on your outside. I'm a slave :P I don't hope, and I don't want past day. I survive each night to joy in day. Enjoy. They make it dire. The fact that the leech said something means he has difficulty sleeping at night, or he wouldn't warn. It's a release from the burden of. Just know what you value in your heart, be nice to who you worship and none else, who melted you, but you know. I don't worship because I have none at the moment or ever...

  • How about the fact that a plant that puts more energy into making food instead of reproducing makes more food for people to eat. How about the fact that there is more than enough food in the world to feed everyone but people just don't feel like sharing it. Fuck you if you think people who increase crop yields are ruining the world. Fuck you and Michael Moore in the ass.

  • Go natural Go Hemp is it time to save the planet??

  • Micheal Moore BIG FAT RICH WHITE MAN....He is so FULL OF SHIT

  • "I think people want money. That's the bottom line."

    Can't say it better myself.

  • @laidbacktionist Agreed--that is the fundamental premise of the Free Market System. GREED is a basic human instinct that needs to be managed, and the best tool for this is a system of equality where one person cannot dictate the purchasing decisions of another.

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    However, maintaining such a system is difficult. Power tends to aggregate, and inequalities begin to emerge--eventually monopolies form and the Free Market ceases to exist. We are approaching this point.

  • (Cont) Hmm, why are most American companies white owned? I'm sure it has nothing to do with a few hundred years of mass European immigrants migrating to America, or to mention who benefited directly from a new set of laws in 1787? These types of Moore statements are garbage.

  • @danielharmonizer I agree, the primary issue is not that most of American companies are "run by a bunch of rich white guys," and such racist statements only serve to distract us from the real problem--Corporate influence in government.

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    We need a Constitutional Amendment to abolish "Corporate Personhood" and abolish corporations from politics. Separate CORP and STATE!

  • 3:00 is why I can't stand Michael Moore. He either outright misleads his viewers or doesn't himself understand practices. Example: "The fact that most of these companies are run by these rich white guys...means that they are out of touch with what the majority of this world is." Is this a joke? How illogical can one be. So a specific corporation must be run to an exact proportion of what the world is comprised of? And aren't willing shareholders owners of a corporation?

  • screw the CEO's they rip off everyone!

  • Corporate "persons" have no morals, no ethics, and no conscience. Their only limitation is the LAW. Unfortunately the Supreme Court has decreed that corporations have the same Constitutional Rights as flesh and blood citizens. They use these "rights" to make political donations and lobby Congress. They are even WRITING legislation and handing it to Congress for a rubber stamp!

    We need a Constitutional Amendment to abolish "Corporate Personhood" and ban corporations from politics

  • Hemp Carpets mabey? Also anything made from petolium can be made with hemp,

    Hemp is the Co oporations biggest (but hidden) enemy, and just so happens to be our saviour : )

  • If there's money init, he'll wake up...

  • Fridges! Ok, we shouldn't be having fridges period! Eat well by not having a fridge. believe me, this three months I have done without a fridge because it's winter! In the UK I just leave my cold stuff by a window in a plastic bag!

  • Lol Indian woman and her big arm waving around

  • the indian woman makes killing the seed sound like abortion of a baby.

  • Well I can certainly understand. Killing seeds is just unacceptable. In a sane society such action would be considered insane. We as a civilization are on our way down, not up. We need to get rid of money all together.

    The corporations of the future will do provide services and products to all people at no cost, because by doing that they ensure the survival of themselves as well as others.

  • was it really necessary to repeat the advertising after nearly every part?

    its really annoying

  • It makes sense why they do it though. Besides you can just skip it.

  • there's activist for just about everything, because there's one person who cares about something and then another person trying to destroy it for whatever reason. makes sense.

  • I have to respect Ray Anderson. He comes across as an intelligent, well-spoken, and very moral man. He may not really be that way, I know, but I hope that he is. In a world dominated bysoulless people, we need more like the person Ray Anderson seems to be here.

  • @thirtysilver No what we need is Revolutionaries or peoples like Jacque Fresco, Hugo Chavez, other anti-imperialists !

  • @thirtysilver I agree. But you know something. I'm a hard person to surprise, and yet, he surprised me. Because of the way my mind works, i find it hard to understand or relate to people who have 180-degree moral epiphanies. I've certainly had my own share of "eye-opening experiences" regarding some of the every-day customs that Americans take part in, and that i too have taken part in. But, how could a person like Marc Barry ever change his mind? ...

  • @thirtysilver Perhaps my correlation of Marc Barry being like a version of Ray Anderson when he was younger is in error. Perhaps. But, if a person believes that something is right and just, then why would they suddenly start believing that they had been diametrically wrong previously after reading one book? We're talking about a complete shift in the man's philosophy of life! Hmmmm.

  • -Stares down on humanity-

    v.v

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  • you are so right... who is the boulé boy that spammed this comment? Dick suckers.

  • But today's idea of human strength and intelligence is like a strong fire burning in an igloo. The hotter and brighter it gets, the more you will destroy your house.

  • More like do whatever you want and we wipe ourselves out, most likely.

  • legal "precedent" is 9/10 of the law, most make this same mistake, because of the repetition of this misnomer.

    Because someone comes into your house and takes possession of your wallet, does not entitle them to legally defend there ownership of this item.

  • Zeek Heil !!! Heil !!! Heil !!! Dick.

  • In nature a species designed as a predator is only an opportunist.Taking only what it needs when an opportunity compromises its prey.

    Humans are the only species that will extend the predatory act beyond that behavior....and that process can lead to the plundering of prey and/or resources......

    Neither the strongest nor the smartest survival in the long run. It is in fact the most "adaptable" of species that ultimately wins and survives..which requires a balance within its environment...

  • It's truely ironic that the filmmaker downplays the motives of profit as almost inherently evil, but on every other clip of this documentary asks for money to be donated to his website because if out of all the downloads of this documentary - he wouldn't have to make this appeal. HE. not the 200 other people that worked on this film ? Ironic. Without money I guess he can't make more films. Micheal Moore is a rich white man!!!!!!!! There are many things inherently wrong with corporations but not

  • 2:49

    What a racist statement. Rasist and foolish. So most business leaders are rich white men, and since most of the world is not rich, white, and male, that means these men are incapible of seeing various situations around the world and understanding them? Mooron based his statement on race and wealth alone, so he is a racist.

    It can be said that PEOPLE can make choices without understanding their full impact, and that applies to everyone, but not because of their race or income.

  • What are they doing for the Environment? Not Much.

    What are they doing to the Environment? A lot.

  • STOP THE GREED

  • All this is complicated multi-level deception spanning many decades of modern US/World history. In the center you have greedy financial interests of US and international bankers.

    Average people are simply paid slaves who, however, can not buy anything from iPod to house without credit or loan. Average people are lied to about everything all the time!

    I dont know where you start fixing things. But I believe we are approaching some culminating point. Something big is coming.

  • Well Said!! cheers

  • What, complete finnancial collapse?

    The credit system has few flaws for so much progress and productivity it helps create. Loan providers are right to check into those they lend to. They are either the owners of that money or those entrusted with other people's money. They should be certain that those they lend to are able to pay it back.

    And no, you don't need credit to buy things. There is this thing called "saving your money" you know. Credit is just buying something you pay for later.

  • You know how long...I would have to save...from my shitty job...just to buy a fridge? lol.

    .kandrea..

  • One paycheck (depending on the fridge). You can get a Haier 1.7 cu. ft. Compact Refrigerator & Freezer for about $85.00 at Walmart.

    And if your job is so shitty then why don't you find a better one?

  • If I have a family of six then why would I do something as stupid as buying a compact refrigerator?

    also If I have a family of six and nothing higher than a highschool education who's gonna hire me for more than 9dollars an hour besides for a customer service call center that has the turn over rate of....McDonalds.

    that's ignorant dude.

    .kandrea..

  • Well you said "a" fridge. Be more specific next time. Anyway, even if you bought a $1,200 fridge, you'd still only have to save up about 3 checks (and that's with taking other bills into account). Plus, most places will let you pay them back in small, monthly installments.

    How many family members you have is not a question employers ask in an interview. In fact, some states forbid them from asking it. All they want to know is if you have a reliable mode of transportation.

  • And I don't know what places would hire a highschool graduate for more than $9 an hour because I'm a college graduate who can get over $12 an hour. Why don't you find out by applying for better jobs in your area. Or don't apply, and stay in your shitty job. It makes no difference to me.

  • idk why im trying to spread light on you, you dont know anything about me or the area i live in lol.

  • I don't know either, since you obviously aren't educated enough to "spread" light on anyone. All you know how to do is bash the greatest economic system in the world simply because you are too stupid and/or lazy to take advantage of it.

  • You win and you lose, you DON'T GET TARP FUNDS!!!! oh wait, sorry, just thinking out loud.

  • i think the consumers have forgotten they have the ultimate power by buying the wrong products

  • @shortgaurd consumer choice is limited based on the size of their paycheck and the information available. Walmart likes to locate in small towns where they can take advantage of large pockets of the uneducated poor. This drives the small business owners out of business--creating even more poor people for Walmart to feed on.

  • @wbaltzley "where they can take advantage of large pockets of the uneducated poor." Can you please clarify what you mean by this? This statement seems highly contradictory.

  • @shortgaurd People in rural areas (small towns) tend to have lower incomes and less education than those in urban areas. Although more spread out than those in urban areas, people in small towns constitute a considerable part of the population.

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    Walmart seems like a good deal to those in small towns because they can do their shopping without traveling to a dozen different stores scattered across several towns--however they don't see the long-term harm it causes.

  • @wbaltzley correct however you said that the uneducated poor have large pockets. If they are poor they would not have large pockets (meaning much money). Furthermore, if they are uneducated they would make even less money.

  • @shortgaurd he he he..."large pockets"...now I get it :)

  • @shortgaurd But they controlled by the media and commercials, bought schools, private shit, etc. , so u cant use that argument anymore.

  • @shortgaurd Unfortunately the way society and the economy is structured, not all people have the choice to buy the "right" products. For instance due to the constant decreasing of the real wage, people are forced to buy the cheapest products in order to make ends meet. Most of those times those cheap products were made inexpensively due to the chemical processes that produced them.

  • @shortgaurd The problem with the concept of "voting with your dollars," is this- your vote doesn't count for 100% of vote - it counts for 10% or 5% or less if you're poor. Also people without a lot of money don't have many options on how to "vote" with their dollars. If it's sold at walmart for less, then the poor have no choice if they want to have whatever it is (food, blankets for their home, chairs to sit in etc.)

  • @StinkadoodlePie So you propose everyone has an equal share? So if I make a million dollars and blow it on alcohol I STILL deserve an equal share? The share you have in capitalism is how much you are willing to save. If you're too stupid to save more money it's your own damn fault.

  • @msredalbert1 I don't propose that everyone has an equal share. I propose that everyone has an equal VOTE. Your shareholdings should have nothing to do with how much influence you have on the government.

    And people aren't always poor because they're "too stupid" to save money. Sometimes they're too homeless, or too discriminated against or have too much cancer to save money. And people with those monetary setbacks shouldn't be entitled to have less of a vote.

  • @StinkadoodlePie I live in the USA so to those that don't this might not apply to you. You probably work harder because americans are lazy and stupid and will take every handout they can get. Just one example is the commercials I hear all of the time that 1 in 8 americans struggle with hunger. lol That is 12.5 percent. Now they are saying 1 in 6, but it doesn't matter anyways. Another statistic 91% of americans use cell phones. HA That is a 3.5% overlap. So really why are they poor?

  • @shortgaurd i do wish they would have phone booths like they used to, and make cell phones a luxury item again. not a necessity. how do you do that? change the nation's zeitgeist to where they all start giving up cell phones in masses. when the majority of the nation doesn't have one, it stops becoming a necessity. the same is true for cars. its all about a thing called relative poverty vs. absolute poverty.

  • @shortgaurd Not that I disagree that americans can be lazy, but we do have poor people as well. For instance, on the cell phone thing - where I live a cell phone plan is cheaper than a home phone, and you NEED some phone in order to work.

  • @shortgaurd This is true and the primary reason is that we don't see our economic acts as being political acts. Americans are consumers of many things especially the world's resources.

  • I think these corporations forget sometimes that the Consumer has the ultimate power and therefore can stop these corporations from doing their dirty deeds.

  • I think our society has been a bit hard on the puritans...

  • looks like ultimatly the human path of progress will lead us to our demise, sometimes I think as a species we have failed this planet and our universe, we dont deserve to be the dominant species in this planet.

  • Sustainable carpet = HEMP

  • why would a spy go on tv?

    perfect example of corproate folly

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  • Marc Barry is a baller.

  • I don't believe that guy with the spiky hair.

  • LOL same. haha he made me laugh though. might be true might now who knows

  • Of course its bloody true..these people tap phones/bug houses to find out their competitors strategy..industrial espionage

  • So glad Michael Moore said it first.

  • Somebody like you wont be in jail, the law of reciprocity will decide your fate, you will end up just like the Orangutan, Whooping Crane and Marmot, and reap what you have sown.