Comments by "Dominic Fucinari" (@dominicfucinari1942) on "McKinsey: The Group Secretly Running Every Company (And Government?)" video.

Of all the countries whom industries like consulting firms concern, I'm left wondering why the US is always last to respond appropriately. It's part of the reason I call the US the "Formerly United Corporations of Kochistan", because of the role of the Koch brothers and their astroturf in funding the malfeasance and manufacturing consent.
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@NoName-ik2du That reeks of theft. Someone or some people at DeLoitte belongs in prison!
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@JJ-vp3bd Deceiving the people into approving something against all of their own best interests, which they would've rejected otherwise. United Statish cable news has been infamous for this since at least the 990s.
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The inauguration of '017 proved to me that racketeering has more power in the US than anything that would truly constitute law enforcement. Yet the people in charge wonder why they're so poorly respected.
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@sandsalamand3763 I'm only guessing on this, but I don't think he trusts very many fellow white people to criticize United Statish institutions and corporations for their roles in social justice crises. To Captain.Anarcho: Which would tell me law enforcement doesn't exist to capture criminals or prevent violence, but instead to protect the bourgeoisie's interests in the socioeconomic status quo.
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@AlejandroTaylorEscribano I think Arcanondrum is mocking cable news' habits of covering up their ties to their advertising partners by tokenistically mixing in the occasional human interest story or non-random crime.
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@jozette-pierce It would help beat back the advertising firms who hooked up cable news with their corporate partners.
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@Mico-Xiyeas That warrants the question. Why are there no limits on who's eligible to apply for those positions?
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@JJ-vp3bd It's a term for the M.O. by which cable news manipulates people into approving of policies they wouldn't naturally support
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