Another anti-business libel from an otherwise funny cartoonist. I’m sure he’d never defame all Muslims as suicide bombers or all African-Americans as gangstas, but he has no problem implying that businessmen are all dishonest. Ayn Rand once referred to businessmen as America’s most persecuted minority, and Wiley has added his little unjust flick of a whip.
Hey, folks, it’s just a comment on a common assumption. Yeah, some businessmen are dishonest and some are honest. It’s just funny. (BTW, Ayn Rand? Not the greatest unbiased source on this subject, when you stop and think about it…)
pschearer Premium Member over 16 years ago
Another anti-business libel from an otherwise funny cartoonist. I’m sure he’d never defame all Muslims as suicide bombers or all African-Americans as gangstas, but he has no problem implying that businessmen are all dishonest. Ayn Rand once referred to businessmen as America’s most persecuted minority, and Wiley has added his little unjust flick of a whip.
swolf48110 over 16 years ago
Not ALL businessmen……just enough to make it a legit observation
Patricia Pitsel over 16 years ago
Enron, WorldCom, Nortel - and these are just the ones we hear about in the press. Perhaps he is not so far off the mark as we would wish.
msgypsy over 16 years ago
Hey, folks, it’s just a comment on a common assumption. Yeah, some businessmen are dishonest and some are honest. It’s just funny. (BTW, Ayn Rand? Not the greatest unbiased source on this subject, when you stop and think about it…)
jgrugan over 16 years ago
ethics
geode2000 about 16 years ago
What about the board members of the oil companies? They alone justify this cartoon.
sendelbachvernon34 about 1 month ago
so why do you read Wiley then, since he’s so “unjust”?