[Pelham]

"big business treats some of the very fundamentals of nationhood—borders, citizenship, cohesion, and historical ties—as impediments to the free flow of capital and labor. He says these are considered “obstacles to global corporate dominance” generally. The corporations' far-left allies, he says, simply see borders and distinctions between peoples as discriminatory."

[Pelham]

ping

[Mariner]

“The corporations’ far-left allies, he says, simply see borders and distinctions between peoples as discriminatory.”

Sounds like the very same positions of the Republican Party.

[Grampa Dave]

American Corporate Flag, today!

How many of these sold out American companies are owned and controlled by the Chicoms?

[FormerFRLurker]

Yet the same “business leaders” who hire illegals say “Jump” and the Republican Party asks, “How high?” rather than risk being branded as “socialist” or “anti-business”. They claim they are the “masters of the universe” while simultaneously claiming their businesses are so much in need of tax breaks/other government help that the economy will collapse if someone so much as farts in their direction.

You don’t need to worship Mammon to be a conservative or anti-socialist. You just need to be pro-freedom.