[MD] Jc

[John Carl]

I don't think coercion is needed to end massive corporate influence in our
lives Khaled.  All we have to do to end it is turn our backs en masse.  It
looks like such a vast thing, this Giant we have created, but if nobody went
to McDonalds for a week, the McDonalds corporation would shrivel up and blow
away.

J

On Sat, Jun 5, 2010 at 9:45 AM, <khaledsa at juno.com> wrote:

> Hello
>
> >The only appropriate socialism is local - people of the  same
> > discrete biome taking care of themselves and their families and
> > their neighbors.  Why should people all across America pay taxes so
> > Californians can have the highest welfare benefits in the country?  The
> inherent
> > unfairness of liberalism actually promotes local individual  autonomy.
>
> Should the same concept of 'localism' also apply to advertisers that are
> created by an advertisement company in N.Y. to sell soap made in Chicago,
> to the residents of California.
>
> My point is, Communities across the country, and across the world, are
> being told what to buy and where to spend their money. In the end the
> profits are leaving the local towns, states, even the country from which
> they are being generated.
>
> I am not saying that taxes paid in one state or one country should
> support a welfare system in another. My point is should corporate
> influence be limited to the region they are in.
>
> Khaled
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