Thursday, November 10, 2011

Even conservative idol William F. Buckley took issue with "executive plunder." Can fairness be restored? By John Paul Rollert / Salon

Wednesday, Nov 9, 2011 1:35 PM 23:56:47 PST

The moral crisis of modern capitalism

Even conservative idol William F. Buckley took issue with "executive plunder." Can fairness be restored?

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This article originally appeared on New Deal 2.0.
The Occupy Wall Street protesters were not immune to the news of Steve Jobs’ passing. “A ripple of shock went through our crowd,” Thorin Caristo, a leader of the movement’s Web outreach, told the Associated Press. He later called for a moment of silence from the stubborn assembly at Zuccotti Park, and the 99 percent paid tribute to an exceptional member of the other club.
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John Paul Rollert is a doctoral student at the Committee on Social Thought at the University of Chicago. More John Paul Rollert

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