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To: AmericanInTokyo

Our last hope to educate the people who have been brainwashed is for the business owners and managers to teach this stuff to their employees. Many (most) Americans DON”T understand basic business and economic principles any more,and are being taught that “Capitalism just rewards selfishness” and other such nonsense. If business owners could teach their employees that these kinds of policies are ultimately going to cost their own company to the point that they may end up losing their jobs, maybe they will finally get it!!! Business owners are going to have to take up the slack that pastors and schools used to fulfill in teaching citizens the links between responsibility and freedom.


33 posted on 05/06/2009 10:44:48 AM PDT by boxlunch
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To: boxlunch
Absolutely EXCELLENT, subversive idea you have there. Brilliant, in fact.

It could be a real grassroots pain in the ass for the Obama Administration for business people, who employ millions of Americans (and voters) to have company education programs making it very clear how Obama type programs will cause the company to have to lay them off. This will really piss off the whole of the American people against socialism.

At the very least it has to be an educative campaign, and I mean QUICK, over the next 6-9 months. Certainly the MSM and the White House will not educate the American people to these basic economic facts nor will our high schools nor colleges. It is up to the Presidents and Boards of companies to start these education campaigns within companies.

37 posted on 05/06/2009 4:57:23 PM PDT by AmericanInTokyo (Obama is a lost cause. Dictator, to the core. America is doomed if THE PEOPLE continue to sleep!)
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