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The link between political belief and profit
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09-10-2014 6:27pm#1With the possibility a coop has taken place in North Korea, we may be set to see a new player on the economic stage.
If the rumours are true those wanting a change in leadership in North Korea are not doing so to help the starving populous, the politically imprisoned or even disappeared, but because they want to make some money.
As with China, regardless of politics, human rights or anybody gleefully professing to be Communist or Socialist upsetting the great believers in the market solves all, the world markets and their lackeys, the elected politicians, will be queuing up for a slice of red pie.
It seems if there's money to be made any political party in government will trip over themselves welcoming the new customers.
Proving once again that politics is a career not a belief or called based on you social concerns of views.
Of course we'll get, bringing money in will help the North Korean man on the street...you know, like in China
Do we think a country should be run 100% like a business? Is political belief more about society than profit? The trickle down effect is a myth, so helping multinationals set up abroad or with tax incentives at home, may help the books to an extent but greatly favours these corporations and in the case of despots, China and possibly now soon to be North Korea.
All is forgotten, wanna buy a shiny new Donkey?
Do we sell our political values and beliefs too cheap?0
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With the possibility a coop has taken place in North Korea, we may be set to see a new player on the economic stage.
If the rumours are true those wanting a change in leadership in North Korea are not doing so to help the starving populous, the politically imprisoned or even disappeared, but because they want to make some money.
As with China, regardless of politics, human rights or anybody gleefully professing to be Communist or Socialist upsetting the great believers in the market solves all, the world markets and their lackeys, the elected politicians, will be queuing up for a slice of red pie.
It seems if there's money to be made any political party in government will trip over themselves welcoming the new customers.
Proving once again that politics is a career not a belief or called based on you social concerns of views.
Of course we'll get, bringing money in will help the North Korean man on the street...you know, like in China
Do we think a country should be run 100% like a business? Is political belief more about society than profit? The trickle down effect is a myth, so helping multinationals set up abroad or with tax incentives at home, may help the books to an extent but greatly favours these corporations and in the case of despots, China and possibly now soon to be North Korea.
All is forgotten, wanna buy a shiny new Donkey?
Do we sell our political values and beliefs too cheap?
You lost me in the first sentence. There is no way North Korea can become a new player on the economic stage.0 -
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