Subject: Re: Big Business, Asians, and the Film Biz.
From: Benjamin Samuels (madhava@sprynet.com)
Date: Wed Mar 08 2000 - 08:29:41 EST
> Represent your people all you want, no one is stopping you. If anyone
tried,
> I'd be there in your corner.
>
> But if you don't put out a marketable product, don't complain if people
don't
> buy it :)
>
> Jim
The point you may be missing is the institutionalized classism and racism
that prevent asians from having a fair place in the market which is anything
but free when the gov't is running on the interests of the very small class
of rich people who own the big corporations that dominate that market and
run the gov't and regulating that is done. In the rhetoric, the democrats
are more sympathetic with this situation. Unfortunately they tend to get
elected with the same money the republicans do, though a little less of it.
The republicnan rhetoric is against big gov't but today that's not an ideal
talking it's the corporate interests who say leave the rules and regulations
small, maybe, but set up for our tyranny to continue, then we have a "free"
and "open" market.
Love,
Madhava
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