Comments on: Who Will Determine the Future of Capitalism? http://dirtdiggersdigest.org/archives/341 chronicling corporate misbehavior (and how to research it) Sat, 24 Mar 2012 23:44:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Kore http://dirtdiggersdigest.org/archives/341/comment-page-1#comment-1760 Kore Wed, 01 Jul 2009 20:36:58 +0000 http://dirtdiggersdigest.org/?p=341#comment-1760 More than anything I would like to channel my support of sustainable economics in a productive manner. No more preaching to the choir. I would like to advocate for it on blogs where the voice is needed. I would like to communicate with legislators and "important" type people who are also concerned. I am not the best writer but I can get better with practice. I also like doing research and I could be of assistance to others. The left always seems to be made up of lots of little groups with their own agenda. Is there anybody out there, Hello?, who is focused on public opinion? Is there a group that is willing to talk with everybody- workers, Republicans, politicians, small and large business folks. You know, develop that social marketing strategy? We need to create that positive epidemic by communicating with the folks who can spread it around. Getting on the "agenda" can be a specific thoughtful, strategic process. (Or it could end up being spontaneous, never rule that out!). I'm nobody important, but I do understand a lot about environmental economics. I majored in it in college back in 1977. I was the only one! PM ME!!! Kore More than anything I would like to channel my support of sustainable economics in a productive manner. No more preaching to the choir. I would like to advocate for it on blogs where the voice is needed. I would like to communicate with legislators and “important” type people who are also concerned. I am not the best writer but I can get better with practice. I also like doing research and I could be of assistance to others.

The left always seems to be made up of lots of little groups with their own agenda. Is there anybody out there, Hello?, who is focused on public opinion? Is there a group that is willing to talk with everybody- workers, Republicans, politicians, small and large business folks. You know, develop that social marketing strategy? We need to create that positive epidemic by communicating with the folks who can spread it around. Getting on the “agenda” can be a specific thoughtful, strategic process. (Or it could end up being spontaneous, never rule that out!).

I’m nobody important, but I do understand a lot about environmental economics. I majored in it in college back in 1977. I was the only one!

PM ME!!!

Kore

]]> By: CounterCorp http://dirtdiggersdigest.org/archives/341/comment-page-1#comment-1488 CounterCorp Fri, 03 Apr 2009 15:34:39 +0000 http://dirtdiggersdigest.org/?p=341#comment-1488 Until recently, to say that one is "anti-corporate" was synonymous with being an avowed Marxist, in much the same way that people in the West hear and use the words "Arab" and "Muslim" interchangeably. Yet even now, given all that has happen as a result of corporate greed, fraud, and incompetence, it is still not deemed "acceptable" by the mainstream to be avowedly anti-corporate ... The only "accceptable" answer right now is to reconfigure the system, which means making minor tweaks to the existing system — which will inevitably be undermined by corporations and their water-carriers in government, the media, and academia — rather than the total restructuring or wholesale replacement that is so obviously needed (and it so richly deserves) ... Until recently, to say that one is “anti-corporate” was synonymous with being an avowed Marxist, in much the same way that people in the West hear and use the words “Arab” and “Muslim” interchangeably.

Yet even now, given all that has happen as a result of corporate greed, fraud, and incompetence, it is still not deemed “acceptable” by the mainstream to be avowedly anti-corporate …

The only “accceptable” answer right now is to reconfigure the system, which means making minor tweaks to the existing system — which will inevitably be undermined by corporations and their water-carriers in government, the media, and academia — rather than the total restructuring or wholesale replacement that is so obviously needed (and it so richly deserves) …

]]> By: Newstips v2.0 » Blog Archive » The future of everything http://dirtdiggersdigest.org/archives/341/comment-page-1#comment-1449 Newstips v2.0 » Blog Archive » The future of everything Sun, 15 Mar 2009 16:59:09 +0000 http://dirtdiggersdigest.org/?p=341#comment-1449 [...] Mattera at Dirt Diggers Digest parses on the capitalism piece, noting attacks on unfettered markets, not to mention “naked [...] [...] Mattera at Dirt Diggers Digest parses on the capitalism piece, noting attacks on unfettered markets, not to mention “naked [...]

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