Why exactly havent we made corporate entities and society work for us, rather than the other way around? Surely a supportive system that invests in its own constituents and gears them toward the things that are needed would be beneficial for all
>noooooo then everyone will just become freeloaders!!!
Will you?

>>81601753 (OP)
basically you are cog in a machine with a million other cogs waiting to take your place

>>81601753 (OP)
Americans are cattle so they settle for less and less and allow things to get worse and worse.
even if someone has a good idea and shoots a healthcare CEO, the discussion gets turned into how attractive the shooter is and with it, the message gets lost.
I don't feel bad though since americans are literal untermensch and deserve to be a slave species to the common jew.

the average fucker is already too comfortable to bother to do anything meaningful, best they can do is complain about stuff

>>81601753 (OP)
it's the fault of legal precedent that established that a publicly traded corporations primary responsibility is to its shareholders. This has created a whole system where the corporations have to exploit their employees and customers to squeeze them as much as possible to profit shareholders, past the point where the corporation is a net positive for society at large. I think the legal precendent needs to be dismantled to allow other prosocial considerations into corporate decision-making.

>>81601753 (OP)
I do though
sucks to suck but maybe work on yourself so in some future you can join my society, or one similarly evolved

>>81602011
Idk why shareholder primacy is some legally decreed thing, rather than an internally agreed upon matter within a corporate entity. Seems retarded to say "this is what a publicly traded corporate entity HAS to do" in regards to its financial distribution and focuses

>>81601753 (OP)
Youre a fucking nazi