6. Capitalism and The
Environment
“I certainly think that there are areas off our
coasts that should be open to exploration
and exploitation.”
7. Capitalism and The
Environment
“I certainly think that there are areas off our
coasts that should be open to exploration
and exploitation.”
- John McCain on offshore oil drilling (2008)
50. American jobs lost under the Bush
administration in 2008 alone ...
Over 2,600,000
51.
52. “With ethics and integrity within capitalism, I
don’t think that the capitalism itself is the
issue. It’s that it allows people who totally
suck to thrive.”
53. “With ethics and integrity within capitalism, I
don’t think that the capitalism itself is the
issue. It’s that it allows people who totally
suck to thrive.”
-Shepard Fairey
55. Capitalism and Morality
“It’s contrary to good, it’s contrary to
compassion, it’s contrary to all of the major
religions.”
56. Capitalism and Morality
“It’s contrary to good, it’s contrary to
compassion, it’s contrary to all of the major
religions.”
-Father Dick Preston on Capitalism
57.
58. “It is immoral, it is obscene, it is outrageous.
It is really, radical evil.”
59. “It is immoral, it is obscene, it is outrageous.
It is really, radical evil.”
-Father Pete Dougherty on Capitalism
60.
61.
62. If the American retailers paid only 25 cents
more per garment, the total in Bangladesh
would be $898 million -
63. If the American retailers paid only 25 cents
more per garment, the total in Bangladesh
would be $898 million -
more than eight times current US aid
64. If the American retailers paid only 25 cents
more per garment, the total in Bangladesh
would be $898 million -
more than eight times current US aid
65. If the American retailers paid only 25 cents
more per garment, the total in Bangladesh
would be $898 million -
more than eight times current US aid
- Excerpt from the 2007 National Labor
Committee report
70. That other ‘-ism’
• Social, adj.: [attributive] of or relating to
society or its organization
71. That other ‘-ism’
• Social, adj.: [attributive] of or relating to
society or its organization
• Capital, n.: wealth in the form of money or
other assets owned by a person or
organization
72. We the People of the United States, in order to form a more
perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility,
provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare,
and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our
posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the
United States of America.
73. They the corporations of the United States, in order to form a more
perfect management, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility,
provide for the upper-class defense, promote the general
disadvantage, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and
that’s it, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United
States of America(™)