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General Category => Economy/Business => Topic started by: Machiavelli on March 09, 2019, 10:09:20 pm
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Shawn Langlois
MarketWatch
March 9, 2019
Abigail Disney, the wealthy granddaughter of Walt Disney Co. DIS, -0.18% co-founder Roy Disney, has long been critical of fat executive paychecks.
On Thursday, she put it like this:
‘If your CEO salary is at the 700, 600, 500 times your median worker’s pay, there is nobody on Earth ... Jesus Christ himself isn’t worth 500 times his median worker’s pay.’ ...
But when she was asked by CNBC’s Joe Kernen why she doesn’t just write a check to help the inequality, things got a bit tense on the set.
“It’s ridiculous to say that,†Disney responded. “My measly few hundred million dollars will do nothing to address the roads, infrastructure, schools, hospitals.†...
More (https://www.marketwatch.com/story/disney-heiress-jesus-christ-himself-doesnt-deserve-this-much-money-2019-03-07)
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Easily solved, Abby...just give all your excess money to a church.
Oh, wait.
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For far too many, the antidote to socialism is capitalism because for them,
it's always and only about the money 24/7/365!!!
Cold reality is that both worship materialism and until we recover a spiritual
sense, our morass will only deepen and worsen.
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I don't recall Jesus ever saying he wanted money.
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Her response is typical when asked why don’t she just write out a check herself. She wants other people to pay more.
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Shawn Langlois
MarketWatch
March 9, 2019
More (https://www.marketwatch.com/story/disney-heiress-jesus-christ-himself-doesnt-deserve-this-much-money-2019-03-07)
Liberals - always talking about Separation of Church and State, yet always talking about religion and morality.
Why is that? :whistle:
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Her response is typical when asked why don’t she just write out a check herself. She wants other people to pay more.
Yes it is.
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Her response is typical when asked why don’t she just write out a check herself. She wants other people to pay more.
...which puts her in perfect alignment with people ranging from Warren Buffett to Ben Stein.