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Somewhere along the line, Americans (and possibly others) began to suffer from the idea that starting a business and serving customers involves taking something out of the community. This likely goes back to 19th century Marxist ideas of exploitation, but in its watered-down American form, it leads to a whole host of bizarre theories in which a person is doing something wrong by working for a living or running a business in a community. Read More |