OT Unregulated capitalism killing the American Dream

[Road Ratt]

Why There's No Such Thing As An Ethical Business Under Capitalism

 

[Road Ratt]

How Big Food Corporations Made Americans Overweight and Sick



Corporations are literally killing us.

 

[Phatguysrule]

Why There's No Such Thing As An Ethical Business Under Capitalism

Businesses can't be ethical AND financially successful. Only regulations can make that happen.

 

[Road Ratt]

End Medical Debt: The Fight to Stop Hospitals from Suing Patients, Garnishing Wages, Ruining Credit



Over 68,000 people die every year because America doesn't have universal health care. That is beyond disgusting.

 

[Road Ratt]

Richest 1% Took 2/3rds Of Global Wealth Since 2020

Twice As Much As 99% Of Population Earned.

In 2020 and 2021, the wealthiest 1% of the world’s population took nearly two-thirds of all new wealth – six times greater than the wealth made by the poorest 90% of workers. And while billionaires get richer, global poverty is increasing, Oxfam warns.

https://popularresistance.org/riche...020-twice-as-much-as-99-of-population-earned/

 

[Road Ratt]

Is Capitalism Really Human Nature?

 

[Shaboid]

From 1976 through 1979, 418,000 entry-level single-family houses/year were built, 34% of all new homes constructed. In the 1980s, the number fell to 314,000/year, still 33% of all new homes built. In the 1990s it shrank to just 207,000/year, and in the 2010s about 150,000/year. During the just completed 2010s, starter homes averaged just 55,000/year, or just 7% of new residential construction. Yikes!