http://www.joplinglobe.com/story.php?story_id=189626&c=87snip:
"I finally figured out how greedy capitalists actually help people," Stossel said.
He used a Globe reporter's pen as an example of what he meant.
"Could you make that?" he asked. "Could I make that? How many people does it take to make that pen? I could try all my life, and I would not be able to make that pen."
But economic freedom and a market economy make such products possible and accessible to everyone, Stossel said. Americans tend to take such accomplishments for granted and fail to see how market capitalism "has lifted more people out of the mud and misery of poverty than anything," he said.
Unfortunately, Stossel said, as this year's high-school seniors enter the university system, they will be subjected to "a vilification" of market capitalism that equates economic opportunity and enterprise with greed.
My comment:
Blaming the University system for what? Opening people's minds to other ways of thinking other than the status quo of Joplin Missouri???
None of the students at TJ know poverty. It is a private school, and tuition is high. Their parents all voted for Bush.