Why aren't Americans angry with big business when they're angry with everything else?
Why aren't Americans angry with big business?
What are the pros and cons of big businesses? Is country a business? Why are American big cities so disrespectful? In your opinion, why is our society so obsessed with "making lots of money?" Is a country a business? Why are people so caught up into thinking Donald Trump isn't a great business man? If people are concerned over income inequality, why don't they put their money where their mouth is and stop purchasing from those businesses? Do they want change as long as they do not personally have to sacrifice for it? Should the US be run as a Business? Why are people greedy for money? Which small business has created more millionaires than any other small business in the US? Why do Google, Facebook, Yahoo, etc. invest in small businesses? Why are the huge companies buying other companies? Why do businesses, even big reputable ones, send out email and say "Please do not reply to this email."? Are they that dumb, or rude? I have read in Quora that Amazon make no big profits from the last 20 years. But why were they in the business when they make no profits? Which is the business that has created the most millionaires in the U.S.? Why is the U.S. so wealthy? Why are Americans uninterested in the outside world? Why China is so rich? Why do companies Spend huge money for Advertisement? Why do Canadians never protest against unfair corporate practices? Why do people still want capitalism when its clearly failing worldwide? Why do American companies operating in Europe think they are above the law? Why is China so rich? Why is the world obsessed with money? Are big multinational companies racist? Why are most people unhappy with their jobs? Why is small business the way to make money? Why do people hate corporations? Why aren't most people in the world rich? Why are entrepreneurs with conservative opinions towards money and the economy usually more successful than liberals?