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To: RealMuLan who wrote (62044)	4/15/2005 6:16:58 PM
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I tried to get all my friends years ago to stop shopping walmart and buying ANYTHING made in china until the human rights violations were stopped - our economic leverage could have brought a lot of reform over there I felt and made the world better for everyone - better rights for people there - less pollution - more comparitave advantage for equal friends on level playing fields, but as gordon gecko said - greed is good, it is right, it clarifies and cuts through all the crap. It is the rich multinationals that convinced governments in both countries to go along with pegs and abuses at the cost to both peoples - now it is all out of control. You are right, evil greedy F**ks at the top corrupting everyone they can left and right. This is the REAL enemy - the greedy pig man as Russ likes to call them. What did this man do to get all that extra pay? He sat on his ass and gargled maria bortoromo's diarrhea on CNBC in a pathetic interview while your people die of pollution and mine die of strokes - BWAHAHA! nypost.com EXXON BOSS PAID $38.1M April 14, 2005 -- ExxonMobil boosted Chief Executive Lee Raymond's pay by 37 percent last year to $38.1 million as record oil prices and rising output pushed net income to the second-highest in U.S. history. ExxonMobil, which pumped more oil last year than all OPEC members except Saudi Arabia and Iran, raised Raymond's salary 11 percent to $3.6 million and increased his bonus 10 percent to $3.92 million. Bloomberg

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