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Want a car that's safe, energy-efficient, truly large enough for a family, and completely user-maintainable and reparable? You'll have to make it yourself.
Unrestrained free-market capitalism is enveloping the globe at an ever-quickening pace. What will be the final consequences for the inhabitants of Planet Earth?
If governments fail to co-operate to set an upper size limit for multinational corporates, the social and economic consequences for the world could be catastrophic.
It was heralded as the ultimate protector individual privacy, but real achievement as to re-establish state monopoly in personal information on the population at large.
Many think the fairest way of redistributing wealth is by means-testing and targeting the poor. However, there are systematic reasons why this can't work.
Capitalism foists its increasingly prolific and diminutive products upon its hapless slaves in exchange for their labour, generating a growing legacy of waste and pollution.
Government departments now apply fail-safe engineering to their procedures. But with whose safety are they concerned - that of the citizen or that of the state?
With both parents forced to work to pay the mortgage, their unsupervised children run riot in our streets, being a thorough nuisance to everybody else.
To protect himself, the capitalist fabricated a legal entity called the Limited Liability Company through which he could pass his risks onto the unsuspecting poor.
Capitalists are a world-wide minority of opportunist who strive single-mindedly for unlimited self-gain by gambling the livelihoods of the rest of humanity.
Industrial free market capitalism has dispossessed the labouring majority of their rural heritage and caged them in the up-market work camp we call suburbia.
The noise in one house is therefore readily transmitted to houses adjoining it. The noise of rowdy children, domestic arguments, music systems, television sets, workshops.
These towering idiots impose upon the individual their own Draconian obligations according to an increasingly complex labyrinth of mutually incompatible and totally incomprehensible rules.
Levels of education are equalising much faster than the values of national currencies. As a result, top skills are polarising into the poorer countries.
Public relations experts are working hard to revamp the image of the government department as a customer-oriented service. But a leopard cannot change its spots.
Some religious organisations seem to equate income tax with the ancient tithe. There is, however, a far-reaching and fundamental difference between them.
Narrowing product range to include only high-priced fast movers may increase short-term corporate profit but it diminishes the variety available to the consumer.
The purpose of the law is to facilitate and enforce the containment and exploitation of the poor by the rich. It was never intended to dispense justice.
The increasing requirement for rich guarantors in student tenancy agreements is driving tertiary education more and more into the exclusive realm of the rich.
