We are in a Corporate Economy and it is not ethical (though many major companies have a 'Statement of Ethical Behavior' if not an online course on Ethics) that they are not leveling out the disproportionate Corporate profits vs. Personal Income. When these Corporations get as large as they are they should be held to the same standard of ethics that they hold their Front Line Employees to and make fair and equitable personal income adjustments to coincide with the State of the Economy.

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Re: The Great Plains Ripoff

7/ 7/2008 - 12:21pm

This is just a sign of the times. Like all civilizations from our recorded history, Leaders lead us into dismay. Leaders, for some reason, tend to think they are more important and more valuable than the common man. Deeming themselves worthy of higher incomes and special privileges. It is a sad day. What will happen when this chapter of history wraps it's self up? The small unknown tribes in the mountains and jungles of the world will likely be the start of the next Human civilization. Hopefully, they will understand better than we (as a whole) and set forth human understanding and development toward a higher path.

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