Jimmy Gordon - 6/5/2017 13:52
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How is Fawaz blaming Forest being in embargo on SP and Faulkner anything to do with running a business?
How is tarring a player in his prime with a failed eye test medical excuse because you don't actually want to sign him anything to do with business?
It's the inherent character of the man that is weak, cowardly and dishonest for his own gain
Me and you don't run businesses like that
Takes a certain kind of personality and charlatan to pull stunts like that
I've no issue with ruthless business practise. I've got a big issue with outright lies and deceit
If you fook up in business then show some class and take it on the chin
Don't find a deceitful way to pass the blame away from yourself like he always does
Jimmy , everyone with an ounce of sense knows business run on deceit, folks have been writing about for hundreds of years, as pointed out by a William Deresiewicz essay which informs of Bernard Mandeville “The Fable of the Bees.”
Mandeville argued that commercial society creates prosperity by harnessing our natural impulses: fraud, luxury and pride. By “pride” Mandeville meant vanity; by “luxury” he meant the desire for sensuous indulgence. These create demand, as every ad man knows. On the supply side, as we’d say, was fraud: “All Trades and Places knew some Cheat, / No Calling was without Deceit.”
In other words, Enron, BP, Goldman, Philip Morris, G.E., Merck, etc., etc. Accounting fraud, tax evasion, toxic dumping, product safety violations, bid rigging, overbilling, perjury. The Walmart bribery scandal, the News Corp. hacking scandal — just open up the business section on an average day. Shafting your workers, hurting your customers, destroying the land. Leaving the public to pick up the tab. These aren’t anomalies; this is how the system works: you get away with what you can and try to weasel out when you get caught.
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/05/13/opinion/sunday/fables-of-wealth.html