Discrimination double standard favors big biz over mom and pop

When it comes to political advocacy, the scale is heavily weighted in favor of monster monopolistic business, which may as well be classified as ‘untouchable’ by government standards. Some corporate concerns are so large and have cornered markets that they rival government in coercive might, not that either were conferred such power by the People. In fact, the term ‘service industry’ has taken on a whole new definition in light of the compelling nature of both super-business and bureaucracy. Service has come to mean neglect, if not outright disregard for the customer and, in some cases, their own investors. Some may recall the bumper sticker from the 1960s/70s – “We don’t care. We don’t have to.” It was in reference to the ubiquitous phone company, affectionately called Ma Bell. Those sentiments have returned, only this time in context with the rising tide of political correctness that is rapidly marginalizing morality, related to Judeo-Christian values, that is.