Libertarian land ownership theory

[Stormieweather]

Originally Posted by Radar

Mentioning slavery only shows your own ignorance.

None of the people working for any of these companies is a slave. Slaves didn't apply for the work, weren't paid money in compensation, and weren't allowed to leave anytime they want. The people working for Nike aren't beaten when they don't work, and aren't bought and sold.

Compare this to truly ethical and socially responble businesses like Wal-Mart, Microsoft, Siemens, etc. who employ millions and bring high quality and affordable products to the masses, while at the same time making a decent amount of profit.

Maybe you think this is ethical and socially responsible? http://www.corpwatch.org/article.php?id=13550

And this isn't slavery? http://www.corpwatch.org/article.php?id=13514

I am an accountant and financial analyst so my business is your business's bottom line. I work with and for some of the largest real estate developers and investment holding companies in the US. I know damn well that it is possible to be financially successful without resorting to some of the practices certain corporations do.


Stormie