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@IMAPHB: "Dilbert's company is exceptionally dysfunctional, far outside the norm"
Then you have never worked for a large corporation or the government. Dilbert is like a documentary. For example, today's strip is 100% accurate on what goes on in an annual performance review.
Note: any organisation with an ANNUAL performance review is neglecting its staff on the other 364 days. That in itself should tell you all you need to know.
@histerik: it isn't so much the US corporations as it is the banks of the world that have caused financial chaos. Yup, in some ways the US was worse, but at the end of the day, all other countries banks either sat by and watched, allowing it to happen, or on some scale did the same thing themselves.
Lesson: don't lend huge amounts of money to people fresh out of prison. Don't borrow money from the future...
@Ravendoza: don't feed him! he has posted only one or two good posts for every 100 posts. Recently, that number has been increasing due to a reduction in worthless comments, but a little thought and less generalisation, and the comments will be far closer to the 100% good mark...
I admit my comments are often exaggerated but that's no more than most comments here (how many other commentators will admit that?). I should have said American Corporations have brought wealth to 20% but distress to 15% & despair to 5% of American families (from US data). And though financial chaos in the rest of the world was triggered by US financial institutions it was the responsibility of individual countries (who can have any sympathy for Greece?).
As far as the American family being well treated I'll just say the new Health Care Bill highlighted the abysmal state of health care. Who cares about a new iphone when you can't afford to get new dentures? I can only assume that the 50% of Americans who vote Republican are so selfish they are prepared to see their fellow citizens suffer needlessly.
