From: KPJ (kpj@sics.se)
Date: Wed Dec 16 1998 - 08:17:21 MST
It appears as if Michael Scarazzo <mscarazzo@rocketmail.com> wrote:
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|_I_ am trying to educate others that government is not the cure-all
|that many believe it is. Business competition in a free and open
|market will do much more for individual; thus for society. We are in
|a society of individuals. For society to succeed, the good of the
|individual must be placed above ALL else.
I agree fully.
|Nestle is doing what the government has allowed it to do. The
|government that controls education and nearly everything else in that
|nation state is being unethical by permitting a company to abuse it's
|population. It does not provide a good education for the people and
|the government's leaders benefit monetarily at the expense of those
|who should be protected by them.
Would the Nestlé corporation refrain from performing these "unethical"
actions if there not existed a government? If so, why?
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