I believe that the purpose of this bumper sticker is clearly to express corporate capitalism. It is, in my opinion, an argument of ethics, reasoning, or logos. Is it ethical, or reasonable, to allow a large corporation, such as coke, to control a larger part of our economic system than the people or government? Nothing to my knowledge provides a more accurate depiction of this problem than a bumper sticker using the iconic enjoy that Coke (a large, multinational conglomerate) so typically, and casually provides. CEI’s view on capitalism, while different from my own, is strongly set in the way of capitalism, and strongly supported.
I believe it answers the question of deliberation. What actions should be taken? How should we conduct the future? …show more content…
Companies do provide the jobs necessary for these people to survive. Contrarily the wealthy upper class can live happily in their homes knowing they’re safe and secure sitting in that corporate office giving orders and near impossible tasks to those below them. Like a mean kid on an anthill with a magnifying glass, ruining the happiness that we so continually pursue.
The common view of many worldwide is typically that everything revolves around it, why not accept it. This is true. The entirety of your world is substantiated by capitalism, regardless of who you are, or even if you’re aware of it. Your phone, car, food, even the clothes on your back. Capitalism is everywhere. Capitalists very commonly tend to believe this is the best way to unite the world and, while correct, this is the wrong way to go about it.
Consequentially capitalism is a major cause of furthering the wage gap and therefore these massive, corporate giants impact the lives of everyone but most importantly; it hurts the lives of the other figurative 99%. Simply put free enterprise, both hurts the lower of the socioeconomic classes, while boosting the rich into a happy and comfortable
I believe it answers the question of deliberation. What actions should be taken? How should we conduct the future? …show more content…
Companies do provide the jobs necessary for these people to survive. Contrarily the wealthy upper class can live happily in their homes knowing they’re safe and secure sitting in that corporate office giving orders and near impossible tasks to those below them. Like a mean kid on an anthill with a magnifying glass, ruining the happiness that we so continually pursue.
The common view of many worldwide is typically that everything revolves around it, why not accept it. This is true. The entirety of your world is substantiated by capitalism, regardless of who you are, or even if you’re aware of it. Your phone, car, food, even the clothes on your back. Capitalism is everywhere. Capitalists very commonly tend to believe this is the best way to unite the world and, while correct, this is the wrong way to go about it.
Consequentially capitalism is a major cause of furthering the wage gap and therefore these massive, corporate giants impact the lives of everyone but most importantly; it hurts the lives of the other figurative 99%. Simply put free enterprise, both hurts the lower of the socioeconomic classes, while boosting the rich into a happy and comfortable