Lo que sigue no va en línea de lo que expongo antes, como “talón de Aquiles” del sistema económico “dominante”.
Pero dentro del mismo, es una defensa de los empresarios, y en general de los denostados “ricos”, a los que la izquierda (y la “clase trabajadora”), lavándose ellos las manos, culpa ahora de la crisis, y dicen que no contribuyen como los trabajadores (lo que habría que analizar en serio). Que todos debemos “jugar con las mismas reglas” …
Lo pongo aquí, pues ya dije en mi primer post:
“Vaya por delante que nunca he comulgado con la
izquierda, y menos con los "antisistema" viscerales, la mayoría de
los cuales hicieron bien poco para que el sistema pudiese prosperar cuando aún
no habían aparecido los actuales nubarrones" ...
Curiosamente el que dice lo que sigue es Roy Spencer, republicano de la U. de Alabama, con quien he discutido desde hace años (y con otros “colaboradores” de sus blogs), por sus escépticas teorías sobre el calentamiento global. Pero aquí dice verdades como puños:
“You Don’t Really Want to Play by the Same Rules
... For those who like the mantra “everyone should play by the same rules”, let me tell you: you don’t really want to play by the same rules as business. Business owners typically don’t take their share until all of their employees are paid and all of their other business bills are paid.
For every successful rich person, there were many more who tried to become rich but lost everything. Why is it that so many people want a greater share from those who have succeeded, but don’t want to share in the losses of those who failed to become rich?
What if the business you work for fails? How would you like to pay back all of the salary you earned? You got to keep the money, but the business owner or his/her investors lost that money. Do you really want to play by those rules?
And how would you like to work 12+ hours per day trying to abide by all of the regulations increasingly heaped upon businesses by the government?
It’s time for the 99% to start supporting the 1% a little better, because in the end it is the 1% who enables the 99% to maximize their standard of living”.
http://www.drroyspencer.com/2012/10/it’s-time-for-the-99-to-start-supporting-the-1/
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