My idea for a new law to fix America's economy, and simultaneously improve our overall global disposition. | |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1055544 United States 10/13/2010 03:16 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: My idea for a new law to fix America's economy, and simultaneously improve our overall global disposition. This is a noble idea, but as you stated near the beginning of your post, these corporations are only motivated by greed. They would simply project their profits and whatever margin they went over, they would just create that much 'loss'. Here in the real world, it would be more along the lines of 'deferred profit'. It wouldn't be hard to funnel all that extra money into other projects, materials, properties, etc. to detract from the 'excessive' portion of their profits. Right now there is no incentive to do these things because ridiculous profiteering is the name of the game. If that were to change, their methods would change right along with it. |
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Tyler_Durden (OP) User ID: 1131680 United States 10/15/2010 09:58 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: My idea for a new law to fix America's economy, and simultaneously improve our overall global disposition. This is a noble idea, but as you stated near the beginning of your post, these corporations are only motivated by greed. They would simply project their profits and whatever margin they went over, they would just create that much 'loss'. Here in the real world, it would be more along the lines of 'deferred profit'. It wouldn't be hard to funnel all that extra money into other projects, materials, properties, etc. to detract from the 'excessive' portion of their profits. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1055544Okay, I have thought about it for a couple days, and have also posted this on my facebook as a note, and had a tremendous positive, response to the idea. The word is spreading. So in response, here is my solution as posted on my facebook: One of the largest problems I see with this idea, is not getting it into circulation and people wanting the change; it's the reluctance of these big businesses that will be effected to cooperate. They will pull every string, do everything imaginable to keep such a law from coming to fruition. But I believe I have a solution for this. During the process of making it a law, it would be imperative to keep it in the media, by whatever means neccessary. This idea would need all forms of media coverage 24/7, to be kept in the public eye, and on their minds, so that they remained aware of it. This could be achieved by putting an underdog, down-trodden face to the idea (a spokes person if you will) that could captivate American hearts. They would need to be on television constantly, pleading the American masses of every state, to write to their congressman, DEMANDING they vote yes to this idea. It would work even better, if a so-called "media stunt" could be arranged so that on live TV, in the middle of the supreme court, that every single letter mailed to every single congressman was shown. This way, there would be no way for them to deny that they received an imense number of letters regarding the issue, and force them to vote the way the American populace wants them to vote, not just the way their corporate backers want. This much attention would also cause enough of the public eye to be turned on them, so that they would be unable to bury their profit margins, and hide them within their losses or deffered profits. The American populace is what helped these companies become what they are today. So many hard working citizens have poured countless dollars into these companies, which is infact the American way; but I think it's about time these companies wake up, and give back to THE PEOPLE that made them what they are; the exact same people that continue to fascilitate their growth. I think it's time the American people were rewarded for their undying belief in capitalism. Not only would this greatly raise the overall morale of our country in general, but it would also continue the improvement of the economy, almost like a fail-safe for our economy - A company succeeds, and reaches a point to where its profits become a ridiculous, excessive amount, so a portion of that money is given BACK to the people who need it most, which in turn will be recycled into the economy, promoting further growth. Like I said....the "Capitalistic Economy Fail-Safe". Last Edited by Tyler_Durden on 10/15/2010 10:00 PM Not all closed eyes are sleeping, nor is every open eye seeing. |