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Is this an exercise in futility?
(As apolitical a question as I can ask...)
@Uborrow-Upay wrote:Is this an exercise in futility?
I am wondering if Chase's decision not to follow Bank of America's monthly debit fee (as reported here) came about because of the Occupy demonstrations that have been taking place all over the US.
Interesting timing!
it seems a lot of them don't even know what their purpose is.
I think it's a combination of an increasingly complex world, especially the financial world, and frustration from too few signs of improvement and personal advancement.
It's diffuse and out of focus.
Honestly, these people could be doing something more productive lol....
like, oh i dont know, get a job, go to school? pay your bills?
hahah and we wonder why the economy is so bad!
@Anonymous_vanskike wrote:Honestly, these people could be doing something more productive lol....
like, oh i dont know, get a job, go to school? pay your bills?
hahah and we wonder why the economy is so bad!
Get which job? Pay bills with what? Pay for school how?
I missed the part where there were all these jobs that employers couldn't fill. Jobs with health insurance, and stuff like that.
I don't know how much I buy into it all, but there are real problems going on in our country now, and many of those who helped cause them seem completely unaffected by the results of their actions. In fact, they seem to be doing very well.
Just sayin'.
True but they cant honestly expect for jobs to come to them....
You HAVE to be proactive because these few positions that are open, are going to be filled smaller then the kids meal fry at mcdonalds LOL
Google it if you havent seen it!
I'm just irked that after bailing out the slimeballs who to a large extent created the mess, they're not stepping up and hiring again. Instead, they're still cutting jobs, including switching to contractor status, sending work overseas, etc. Yes, folks, the reason that your business is down is because you helped create a lot of unemployment and under-employment, and that's why people aren't buying cars and houses and consumer goods, so stop being disingenuous, and step up and do your part by creating jobs and helping get this country going again. Guess what, you can afford it. Your obscene record profits can drop a half a point or so.
And consider that instead of saying that you can't afford to do this, or perform actions that benefit the communities around you, because it will reduce the money returned to your stockholders (read: it will reduce the profits received by top-level management), try going old-fashioned on us and decide that you have a responsibility to be a good corporate citizen and give back to the cities and towns that you keep trying to dodge paying taxes to. (Hear that, Chevron??)
/end rant
And luckily, I do once again have a job with bennies, so off I go, tra-la.
Maybe the occupiers are trying to bring attention to the fact that most American corporations do not practice
Corporate Social Responsibility. Their primary purpose seems to be to the stockholders only.
Why can't corporations be socially responsible to the citizens of the country they do business in?
Global businesses should be required to contribute to the country they do business in as well.
Just my 2cents
veracious wrote: Why can't corporations be socially responsible to the citizens of the country they do business in?Global businesses should be required to contribute to the country they do business in as well.
Just my 2cents
Anybody here live in Louisiana?
Corporations (read "oil companies") have been bleeding the resources of that state for decades, and its citizens are some of the poorest in the nation.