Comments by "Hit Reset" (@hitreset0291) on "The Sedition That Nobody's Talking About | Robert Reich" video.

  1. Absolutely
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  2. One-thousand percent support capitalism. HOWEVER, these rich CEOs DO NOT / AND NO LONGER REPRESENT capitalism. AND SO must be purged. Or at least returned to their "humble financial beginnings". 👍😁👍
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  3. One-thousand percent support capitalism. HOWEVER, these rich CEOs DO NOT / AND NO LONGER REPRESENT capitalism. AND SO must be purged. Or at least returned to their "humble financial beginnings". 👍😁👍
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  4.  @sethbritton6970  initially YES. subsequently NO.
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  5. One-thousand percent support capitalism. HOWEVER, these rich CEOs DO NOT / AND NO LONGER REPRESENT capitalism. AND SO must be purged. Or at least returned to their "humble financial beginnings". 👍😁👍
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  6. One-thousand percent support capitalism. HOWEVER, these rich CEOs DO NOT / AND NO LONGER REPRESENT capitalism. AND SO must be purged. Or at least returned to their "humble financial beginnings". 👍😁👍
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  7. Yes Agreed. Its end unfortunately will only come from the determined action against these corporate oligarchs. Peaceful or otherwise.
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  8. One-thousand percent support capitalism. HOWEVER, these rich CEOs DO NOT / AND NO LONGER REPRESENT capitalism. AND SO must be purged. Or at least returned to their "humble financial beginnings". 👍😁👍
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  9. One-thousand percent support capitalism. HOWEVER, these rich CEOs DO NOT / AND NO LONGER REPRESENT capitalism. AND SO must be purged. Or at least returned to their "humble financial beginnings". 👍😁👍
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  10.  @rs5570  Yes I do have solutions to this. For instance, beyond a certain economic size, all business/company/enterprise in question enters into a transitional phase whereby the transfer of future & subsequent business/company/enterprise growth reverts back into community ownership. These future profits and ownership therefore are rightfuly directed back into the consumers of these business/ company / enterprise services. Make sense? Hence the perpetual continuation of capitalism within an egalitarian benefits society. For all of its citizens not just the few.
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