Yes. The Boss establishes the culture of an enterprise and it filters all the way down to the guys who load the trucks and sweep the floors. Big or small, this is how things work. Even in God's economy, this is how He's established it.Gman wrote:It starts at the top then moves to the bottom.
That's a frightening thought...Are you seriously suggesting the government should force everyone to hate Muslims and Mormons while forcing donations and love for Israel? So much for freedom...It starts at the top then moves to the bottom.
FL, practically speaking, what does this mean?Furstentum Liechtenstein wrote:Yes. The Boss establishes the culture of an enterprise and it filters all the way down to the guys who load the trucks and sweep the floors. Big or small, this is how things work. Even in God's economy, this is how He's established it.Gman wrote:It starts at the top then moves to the bottom.
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Ivellious wrote:That's a frightening thought...Are you seriously suggesting the government should force everyone to hate Muslims and Mormons while forcing donations and love for Israel? So much for freedom...It starts at the top then moves to the bottom.
Why don't you find another forum to post your anti-Jewish rhetoric somewhere else?Ivellious wrote:But you still advocate for the government licking the boots of a corrupt Israeli state?
You have no proof for any of your claims biased on emotion.. Your hatred of the land of Israel and the Jews that call it their home is evident.Ivellious wrote:I am not anti Jewish. I am not a fan of the greedy people (who happen to be Jews) that run Israel. I disapprove of them taking so much wealth for themselves and not spreading its benefits to their own people. But to take that and say I hate all Jews is like saying that I hate Christians because I disagree with Catholic priests raping young boys. I disagree with the few people who abuse their power in Israel, not the religion and everyone that is a part of it.
Well it's very evident you haven't studied our relationship with Israel.. First off, they are not exactly generous compared to the other surrounding countries. Secondly, many counties invest in Israel for their own benefit, namely new technologies, agriculture and other scientific studies.Ivellious wrote:I agree, Israel has a booming economy fueled by advancements in their technology field, which was fueled by a half century of generous gifts from the US and UN.
Read the site above... There is more here..Ivellious wrote:ISo, I ask again, why must we continue to spoon-feed them cash if their economy is so robust?
What does that have to do with anything?Ivellious wrote:Shouldn't we worry about our own economic woes if Israel is so economically powerful?
Again... Israel hardly get's anything compared to it's surrounding neighbors which use their money mostly to destroy Israel.Ivellious wrote:And, for the record, Israel's distribution of wealth is as bad as the United States; the very few rich are incredibly rich, the poor are incredibly poor, and the middle class is shrinking. And when they get handed money, it foes to the rich people running the technology and natural gas companies, not the poor who need it. That's why I disagree with continuing to hand money to them. Trade is good, but they no longer need our handouts, especially since we need all the financial help we can get
Mainly to provide stability in the region so that crazy people like the Iranian president doesn't get control over the other Arab states... Also almost all U.S. aid to Israel is now in the form of military assistance.Ivellious wrote:I don't care if private millionaire investors give money to Israeli corporations. That's their business, and has no economic impact on me, 99% of the US, or 99% of the Israeli citizens. I'm advocating for our government to stop handing over free money to Israel's government for no tangible reason (other than because we've been doing it for 50 years prior...).
That is baloney... You don't think we give money to the PA?Ivellious wrote:And for the record, we don't hand free money to the surrounding Middle Easter nations. We trade with them. Big difference. One is great and can benefit both parties. The other hurts one while helping the other.
Again.. We provide some money to them so that the region remains safe..Ivellious wrote:And the reason that the US's economy is involved is because I disagree with playing the global benefactor role when we can't even feed our own lower class properly. My point is, if Israel's economy is so awesome because of their own ability (as you point out), what is the purpose of us giving them more? Especially since we need that money to aid our own people at the moment! A government needs to be more concerned with its own people than the governments halfway across the planet.
For example, it means that if the Big Boss uses intimidation to manage, intimidation will be the style of management for the whole company. Senior management, middle management, supervisors will all end up using some form of intimidation in dealing with underlings. Trust & respect will produce a different culture if the Big Boss uses these.RickD wrote:FL, practically speaking, what does this mean?Furstentum Liechtenstein wrote:Yes. The Boss establishes the culture of an enterprise and it filters all the way down to the guys who load the trucks and sweep the floors. Big or small, this is how things work. Even in God's economy, this is how He's established it.Gman wrote:It starts at the top then moves to the bottom.
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