And things haven't changed.
SqBear
Loc: Kansas, (South Central)
No, not the Oval Office.
The US Congress in toto!!!
Cute, but a moronic view of the way things work.
Ownership entails risk; employment is a job. The business owner who puts up their savings to open the doors to the place risks losing everything if the business fails, unlke the employees who risk a weekkly (guaranteed) paycheck. The reward for taking that risk is the profit, if any.
Of course, a "board" exists for the corporate entity, so this is a bit off kilter anyway.
But to the unwashed masses who don't understand reality, it is funny no doubt.
f8lee wrote:
Cute, but a moronic view of the way things work.
Ownership entails risk; employment is a job. The business owner who puts up their savings to open the doors to the place risks losing everything if the business fails, unlke the employees who risk a weekkly (guaranteed) paycheck. The reward for taking that risk is the profit, if any.
Of course, a "board" exists for the corporate entity, so this is a bit off kilter anyway.
But to the unwashed masses who don't understand reality, it is funny no doubt.
Cute, but a moronic view of the way things work. b... (
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Yes, those poor billionaire CEOs and board members. Maybe if the government gave them a tax break, that would trickle down to the common people - washed or unwashed.
Reality? Billionaires have a different reality.
f8lee wrote:
Cute, but a moronic view of the way things work.
Ownership entails risk; employment is a job. The business owner who puts up their savings to open the doors to the place risks losing everything if the business fails, unlke the employees who risk a weekkly (guaranteed) paycheck. The reward for taking that risk is the profit, if any.
Of course, a "board" exists for the corporate entity, so this is a bit off kilter anyway.
But to the unwashed masses who don't understand reality, it is funny no doubt.
Cute, but a moronic view of the way things work. b... (
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Malarkey. . .or kool aid
And your reference to the “unwashed masses” certainly discloses your addiction to the conservative kool aid.
Stan
jerryc41 wrote:
Yes, those poor billionaire CEOs and board members. Maybe if the government gave them a tax break, that would trickle down to the common people - washed or unwashed.
Reality? Billionaires have a different reality.
Well imagine - if you were to risk you life savings and create and run a successful business then you could join that club as well!
jwn
Loc: SOUTHEAST GEORGIA USA
Business owners do not put their "savings" in a business unless they can't get financing. Business owners go to financial institutions who in turn go to the Federal reserve and get 1% money. And since the Fed gives them free $$$ banks no long want deposits and have certificates of deposit with reasonable rate. most of seniors retirement are no longer in insured certificates but in the uninsured stock market. I was small business owner for 30 years (35 employees) and did not use my $$$.
Most businesses these days run with OPM, Others People’s Money’s, most coming from grant and gift from one or other gouvernement program
Fotoserj wrote:
Most businesses these days run with OPM, Others People’s Money’s, most coming from grant and gift from one or other gouvernement program
Right. Someone needs a reality check.
I'm on the Board of my camera club and the Board members do All the work. The membership sits and reaps all the benefits.
Leave the business people be. Or Join them if you think it's so easy. No one has ever gotten a job from a poor person as everyone knows.
alby wrote:
OVAL OFFICE????
No, the DNC to be specific.
Dennis
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