I'd have to add, Warren Buffet also argues against our unwise focus on short-term maximization of profit.

Some problems have been pushed aside for years and not addressed. Or we get the same song and dance from career politicians and yet we keep asking the same questions to a new president then when a election comes up we do the same things but never achieve anything.

Thank you

“Our collective behavior toward children, the poor, the planet, one another and other people around the world has been and remains so devoid of any sense of moral responsibility” but then you speak of God’s mercy. WE are the problem & changing OUR behavior is the answer.

Economics is politics, assuming otherwise is false.

In truth, we here in the USA are a pretty diverse bunch. So there is no single “we,” that I can see. Our economics is more like a morass of conflicting desires. Greed often comes from deep seated fear - fear that tomorrow it might all be gone, so get what you can today.

WORD.

The whole world is laughing.

It's all about the evils of corruption. You missed the whole point.😎

You're still talking from the bubble of the wealthy. It's not "we". We're not in the club.