An excerpt from ‘The Least Among Us’
An excerpt from ‘The Least Among Us’
06/12/17 08:09 AM—Updated 06/12/17 08:11 AM
By Morning Joe staff
“It bears repeating that corporations do not feel free to poison us, sell us spoiled meat, lock our daughters up in ninth-floor sweatshops with no fire escapes, employ our underage sons in coal mines, force us to work thirteen-hour shifts without overtime or a break, or call in private armies to fire rifles at those of us who dare strike for higher wages is not because corporations experienced a moment of Zen and decided to evolve. No. They were forced into greater accountability and social concern by the legitimate actions of a democratic government. In other words, if we depend on good will, we are all screwed.
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06/12/17 08:09 AM—Updated 06/12/17 08:11 AM
By Morning Joe staff
“It bears repeating that corporations do not feel free to poison us, sell us spoiled meat, lock our daughters up in ninth-floor sweatshops with no fire escapes, employ our underage sons in coal mines, force us to work thirteen-hour shifts without overtime or a break, or call in private armies to fire rifles at those of us who dare strike for higher wages is not because corporations experienced a moment of Zen and decided to evolve. No. They were forced into greater accountability and social concern by the legitimate actions of a democratic government. In other words, if we depend on good will, we are all screwed.
READ MORE: http://www.msnbc.com/morning-joe/excerpt-t...
