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Re: U. of Missouri @ KC Eco-Blog (Hudson, Black)
Don,
Thanks for this.
What I appreciate about it is that it shows us another path by which SYSTEMIC corruption has taken root. It is very easy for most humans to feel righteous indignation when they see the venal corruption of an individual. It is easy to condemn and to scapegoat. It takes more patient study, thinking, listening, considering to see the growth of systemic corruption and decay. Of course, the institutional corruption also favors individuals and at that level it becomes personal / venal, but the key is to identify where the ideology and systemic effect is producing negative results. More evidence that we are being sold "good medicine" which is actually unhealthy.
John as Coyote -
Re: U. of Missouri @ KC Eco-Blog (Hudson, Black)
"the financial economy is decoupled from the productive economy"
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