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When you examine
the business side of conflict between service and profit, you'll soon notice
that what is commonly called "free market capitalism" is
an illusion. There is no such thing as free market capitalism.
The present
system is "exploitation capitalism," which is a
euphemism for "Screw anyone, everyone, and everything as long as it
makes a buck." The only thing that matters is
profit, and not just profit, but short term profit -- profit that will show up
on the next corporate, quarterly report. It's obvious that the corporate
world is serving money. Perhaps
it's time to introduce you to The Great God - MONEY .
The Church of Cheezus
Dollars.
The Money Worshiper's Sacred
Doctrine
The typical villain in a James-Bond-type book or film
exhibits certain character traits. Like
dogs bark and cats meow, worshippers of The Great God - MONEY also
express their own predictable behavior patterns.
Below is a not-so-subtle, poke-fun-at-them
description of those behaviors.
Unfortunately and all-to-often,
these character traits show up in real-life money worshipers.
(A) Self-interest
as Prima Donna.
(B) The
only criteria for judging actions is "THE-BOTTOM-LINE.”
-- What is the physical result? -- Did
I get what I want? Did it produce aprofit?
(C) Acts
of war'ship to the deity, The Great God - MONEY,
are rewarded, not in some pie-in-the-sky-by-and-by kind of way,
but in the “prove-it-to-me,”
“show-it-to-me” tradition of: "Lie
another lie and kiss my thigh
all the way to the bank." (Unless, of course, they own the
bank.)
(D) All
the invisible hocus-pocus that the old, "religious fools" call “spirit"
has been neatly thrown away.
(E) There
is absolutely no consequence or responsibility for any actions -- unless the
doer gets caught in the act.
(F) The
long-term effects of one’s actions upon the Earthly environment and upon
future generations are completely irrelevant.
(G) As
war’shippers of The Great God
Money, they even have their own Golden Rule: “He who holds the gold, rules.”
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