Once again I find myself writing about fat cats and communism. It is reported today that the fat cats are still very much in the business of putting themselves first, with directors of big companies enjoying huge pay rises while millions of people are struggling and some are even turning to food banks.
How exactly do these companies benefit from paying excessive salaries? Are they guaranteed not to become insolvent? Are they guaranteed never to break the law? Are they guaranteed always to pay their creditors in good time?
When people are poor, it is only to be expected that they will vote for socialism. Socialism basically means that the state intervenes to assist people who would be disadvantaged otherwise, and so even the Conservative Party can be seen as a socialist party - in spite of the fact that they do nothing to curb fat cat salaries. The main problem with socialism is that it can so easily spill over into communism.
Of course the Conservatives - like Labour and the LibDems - are communists. Together they are leading Britain into ever higher levels of public spending and ever decreasing levels of personal freedom. People should not vote for this, but they do.
If the fat cats do not want Britain to become a communist country in the next few decades, they should immediately cut their salaries and pay larger salaries to all of their employees regardless of status. That way the ordinary people would have less incentive to vote for socialism, and thereby risk adding petrol to the fire of communism.
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