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:: Wednesday, April 19, 2006 ::
hat tip: Straight Goods
The Humping-Dog Factor - by Claire Wolfe, Loompanics Unlimited -- Controversial and Unusual Books
This isn't capitalism or even a close relative of it. Some call it “corporatism” which writer Robert Locke defines as socialism for the bourgeoisie. Some prefer the term “economic fascism.” Whatever you call it, it's a system in which mega-government and mega-business are locked together more tightly than a pair of humping dogs. Large corporations get the profits; governments gain both control and powerful partners; true entrepreneurial businesses and individuals get the shaft.------------------------------------------- posted 5:25 AM :: reference link ::
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