[Info-vax] Not all HP jobs have gone to India!

[Neil Rieck]

>
> We are not in a democracy, we are in a corpocracy. The good of the
> corporations is more important to government than the good of the
> people. It is corporations which dictate national policy.
>
Partly true but let me add one point. Americans can be idealistic at
times so why do they deal with Communist China but not Communist Cuba?
Answer: China is corporation friendly while Cuba is not

>
> Government should be there to protect people from corporations. Only
> then can you set corporations "free" because the government has set
> boundaries to prevent corporations from abusing people.
>

In the US as well as Canada, corporations have been granted the rights
of citizens. But big companies have more rights than little people
like us so what we have here is the modern equivalent of feudalism
(with we little people acting the role of the serfs)

NSR