The Right to Life is Reserved to Humans, Not Business Models

The Right to Life is reserved to Human Beings. Not to businesses. In a market economy, when a business fails to serve its purpose - i.e. generate revenue by selling a product or service to customers, it dies. This includes entire industries too.  If you’re lucky enough to still be producing something that people want, and it’s just your business model that doesn’t work anymore, good for you - you don’t have to die. Just find a new busines model.
Technology changes, business models stop working, you move on.

Oh, wait, there’s another option. You can lobby for new taxation designed to keep your obsolete business alive.

America, Corporations and the Police State

There’s growing talk about how America is becoming a police state. Here’s just one little example that I ran into today.

The questions is: whatever happened to the American spirit? Why are Americans willing to take this?

The answer might be in corporate culture. With most people working for large corporations today, they get trained to accept orders from above, without questioning, and with a threat to be terminated (from work) if they go against company policy. If you spend most of your waking hours in that kind of culture, there’s no wonder that an authoritarian regime seems like the norm.

Check out this hilarious video, and notice how no Starbucks employee stops to questions why it’s really wrong for DaVido to do his thing in their shop. Nobody gets hurt. Everybody has fun. And what’s that about not filming - why not? Isn’t America supposed to be a free country? But the worse is 4:32 minutes into the video - Starbucks Police ???!!! Corporations have their own police forces now?