Corporations aren't charities, and that isn't a problem.
This is corporations exploiting a broken political system, where some politician is always willing to sell out future generations to stay in power for another day.
We would be much better off focusing on that problem than trying to hope people and corporations go against human nature and stop being greedy. Hope is never a good strategy. And leopards don't often change their spots...
Part of, sure, but you have to be very careful using this as a foundation of some kind of larger edifice of reasoning, because some behaviors pretty contrary to greed are also human nature.
McCain-Feingold.
The courts striped it of all power.
Someone let me know when the state coffers will help fund my serial rape and murder campaign.
If your strategy to stop corporate greed is to say companies are bad and hope they get better - that's a bad strategy.
You need to do something about it beside complain companies are greedy and hope they stop being greedy. That's never going to happen.
> Efforts to pass another version of the plan are creating a fissure between Arizona’s business community and these Republicans, and have prompted some pro-business conservatives to join with Democrats and lobbyists for corporations to push for the tax’s renewal.
Seems like dogmatic opposition to taxes is ruining everything.
Anything else would be just selfishness. Forcing others to pick up their tab.