Socialism and corporations
Iain Murray describes at National Review Online a love-hate relationship between socialists and corporations. Socialists would rather the traditional American firm did not exist. Animosity towards the capitalist boss for…
legal entity incorporated through a legislative or registration process
Iain Murray describes at National Review Online a love-hate relationship between socialists and corporations. Socialists would rather the traditional American firm did not exist. Animosity towards the capitalist boss for…
But by far the biggest issue is the betrayal of good government: Public officials cannot conduct themselves as if they aren’t accountable to the people, not in a free state.
Government is more than just a concept. Government is people. For better and for worse, imperfect human beings fill government roles and make government decisions. That is why Federalist 51…
Robert Higgs proposes such a comparison in a typically provocative piece at the Independent: R. J. Rummel’s compilations show that approximately 262 million persons were deliberately killed by “their own” governments during…
This isn’t news. It is a recurring source of agitation. A wealthy corporation too incompetent to manage its bottom line wants a little sugar from the taxpayers. Its representatives are…
Walmart is reputed to keep its employees on wages so low many go on welfare. That said, they still have enough left over for corporate gifting.
Imagine that. The state government gave big tax breaks to evil corporations to give the schools less than activists would demand, although it was more. And what did the evil…
…you believe companies who choose to leave the US for more favorable tax treatment are being unpatriotic while those who create and support the oppressive tax laws that make such…
We find out in this Powerline post: lots of big corporations do. Lenin said something about capitalists who are willing to see the rope with which the statists would hang…
…you believe that a legal construct called a corporation pays the corporate income tax rather than real people like consumers, workers, and shareholders.
Regular readers in this forum know that big corporations tend to be among the most vocal proponents of new regulation. The big guys can afford the additional mandated costs of…
Isn’t it ironic that the environmental movement, which has for the last few decades screamed about big bad corporations putting poison in the air and in our homes via carpet…