PoliTalker
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I Don't Believe Labor Has Adequate Representation In Our Government.
Very simple logic here:
During the course of history in our nation, capitalists have flourished, but labor has not.
Money = power.
Management and Ownership of Business have lots of money.
Labor does not.
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The vast resources of Capitalists buys them outsized influence over our government.
Labor lacks matching resources, and thus lacks equal representation in government.
Our government, as a result of this imbalance of power, favors capitalists over workers. The greedier the capitalists are, the more favor they accrue.
As a result of this, wealth inequality has grown to epic proportions, and continues to grow. The more wealth capitalists accrue, the more their power grows.
I do not believe this is what our founders intended. Maybe we should correct that, and change our entire approach to government.
Should The United States Constitution be amended to rectify this?
Should we also study other nation's structure, and also consider whether government should change the basic structure of Large Corporations to require proportional representation of Labor on Corporate Boards?
Very simple logic here:
During the course of history in our nation, capitalists have flourished, but labor has not.
Money = power.
Management and Ownership of Business have lots of money.
Labor does not.
PoliTalker anti-troll thread thief disclaimer: If this thread is stolen, plagiarized, will the thief have the nerve to use the entire OP, word for word? Including this disclaimer? If you want my take on it, you'll have to post to this original PoliTalker thread. I refuse to be an enabler for online bullies, so I won't post to a stolen thread. I won't even read it. If you don't see me, PoliTalker, posting in this thread, check the author. This might be a hijacked thread, not the original.
There is no Ban List for this thread, as we are now in the Above Plain Politics Forum. Everyone who is allowed to comment here may do so, but of course, must observe the standards of this Forum. Anyone from my usual Ban List may post, but naturally, I will only read respond to those whom have a history of being cordial to me previously.
The vast resources of Capitalists buys them outsized influence over our government.
Labor lacks matching resources, and thus lacks equal representation in government.
Our government, as a result of this imbalance of power, favors capitalists over workers. The greedier the capitalists are, the more favor they accrue.
As a result of this, wealth inequality has grown to epic proportions, and continues to grow. The more wealth capitalists accrue, the more their power grows.
I do not believe this is what our founders intended. Maybe we should correct that, and change our entire approach to government.
Should The United States Constitution be amended to rectify this?
Should we also study other nation's structure, and also consider whether government should change the basic structure of Large Corporations to require proportional representation of Labor on Corporate Boards?
