Greedy Corporate Bastards

Greedy Corporate Bastards

This episode was recorded in 2021. I laugh now—not because it’s funny, but because watching it unfold exactly as expected is equal parts vindicating and enraging. Nothing here was prophetic. It was obvious. You don’t need foresight when you’re willing to pay attention instead of swallowing the narrative you’re handed.

Here’s what corporate America refuses to admit out loud: the Golden Rule doesn’t stop at the church door. It applies to balance sheets, labor practices, environmental impact, and the way power is exercised behind closed doors. You don’t get to hollow out workers, poison communities, and torch ecosystems for profit, then clutch your pearls when the whole thing collapses. That isn’t bad luck. That’s consequence.

Karma isn’t spiritual poetry. It’s an accounting system. And when your ledger is stacked with exploitation, wage theft, regulatory capture, and sociopathy dressed up as “shareholder value,” the interest compounds. Fast. So when banks and bloated corporations fold like greasy fast‑food napkins, don’t expect sympathy. We don’t need you. The trash took itself out.

Let’s be clear before the bootlickers start crying. Homelessness is not a personal failure. It’s a policy choice. It’s capitalism stripped of humanity and rebranded as “personal responsibility.” Anyone who claims people choose that life is advertising their own intellectual laziness and moral rot. No curiosity. No empathy. Just recycled talking points that protect comfort and excuse cruelty.

What truly exposes the scam is surplus money. Rainy‑day funds. Emergency reserves. Billions sitting untouched while people starve, freeze, and die in the streets. There is no justification for governments hoarding obscene amounts of cash while entire populations are denied food, shelter, and dignity. None. Zero. That’s not mismanagement. That’s moral bankruptcy.

Children die because of this. Families collapse because of this. And we still pretend we’re a “developed” nation. At least third‑world countries are honest about what they don’t have. We hoard resources like rabid animals and call it success.

Now, credit where it’s actually earned. Mercedes‑Benz and Subaru stand out because they do what most corporations refuse to do: give a damn. Community investment. Environmental responsibility. Safety. Innovation that actually serves humanity instead of strip‑mining it. They step in where governments and corporate cowards fail. That’s leadership. That’s integrity. That’s the bar.

Everyone else can either follow that model or shut the fuck down. We’re good without you. Show yourselves out.