BenevolentM -> RE: Do you agree? (9/1/2014 7:10:14 AM)
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Before you call corporations monsters and excuse the monstrous conduct of people you must take into account how the burdens we must endure in life and how monstrous those burdens are. Corporations carry a yoke just like people. They must live in the real world, perhaps more so. Your servitude to the system gives you a luxury that corporations, that is businesses, cannot afford. Businesses must pay you a wage whereas you are not obligated to do so privately to the extent that a business is. Businesses must be profitable in order to earn enough to pay you a wage. A business must be wealthy even if its owner is poor. Few people earn enough to pay other people a wage. When the money comes from private assets the services of professionals and other servants are often rented. In other words, professionals are often time-shared. Businesses on the other hand will often hire professionals on a full time basis. In this case the professional is not rented nor time-shared. This also has the effect of minimizing conflict of interest. When you rent an attorney, that attorney may have a conflict of interest.
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