Look at this graph that Chris Hayes just put up on his show

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31. The problem is they only see productivity in terms of money, not goods or services workers provide.

They only see to get the dollars, not the work done. Thus with sleigh of hand and paperwork tricks, they 'produce' fortunes that have nothing to do with what a working person calls producing anything.

They've destroyed the 'work ethic' and the concept of 'the value of honest work.' If they can make money by manipulating the system like Bain did by leverages and taking short term profits, stealing pensions, wages, facilities to get those dollars, they call that production.

All the while growth as most people were taught to understand, making things of value, does not exist in their model of productivity. Workers are closer to the actual creation of things, but no longer have power to be paid for doing it, as the labor market has been extended so far internationally that with the different cultures and countries, the LCD is slave labor.

I don't think fairness appeals to them, nor morals, not keeping society or the environment healthy. That's what I think, is that correct?