Compassionate Capitalist Gifts

Business men in street looking at poster, "It must be hard living in a country where the rich and the powerful completely ignore the needs of the less fortunate"

"I much prefer random acts of kindness to the habitual ones."

"You know what I think, folks? Improving technology isn't important. Increased profits aren't important. What's important is to be warm, decent human beings."

The scales between gluttony and hunger

Prejudice/Empathy

Charities should investigate whether published reports are 'Misleadingly Positive'.

"And once we wipe out the disease, where does that leave us?"

"To mediate properly, you need a mantra. How about 'Ka-Ching'?"

"I, too, hate being a greedy bastard, but we have a responsibility to our shareholders."

"No, those people aren't anorexic. Those people are starving."

"He can't speak to you at the moment - he's bonding with his compensation package."

"I feel your pain...At home in Europe I also work 14 hours a day in my factory..."

'I'm freezing...The rich list is a little thin this year.'

"You can take it with you down here - but no social conscience funds."

Shareholders Meeting - I don't like the look of this year's annual shindig.

"I got rich through hard work." "Whose?"

Amputee watches wealthy man who has a spare set of legs.

"I can't say I love New York, but I can say New York loves me."

Immigrating to the City

Street: The Magazine for Homeless People

"Luckily the days are long gone when we just labeled people as "mad"'

'They're not our 'profits,' Mike. We like to think of them as the organic by-products of non-toxic capitalism!'

"This is your social worker Mrs Bigworth, she's brought your care package."

"Where'd you get that?"

'It's such a nice day. Why don't you go outside and tease another girl until she develops an eating disorder.'

Beggars on the street.

"For the profits of which we are about to partake, we give thanks. Amen."

China gets capitalistic in its own way...: 'The Tao is up!'

Republicans have me feeling reflective about capitalism, in a good way. Uh, oh. You've been with the company 20 years. I appreciate that kind of loyalty. I just want you to know that. Thanks. It also makes me realize that you have few other job options and thus are more or less subject to my whims regarding pay and benefits. Okay, pep talk over. Enjoy your day. Hang on, I could maybe possibly get a job at Coffee King!

'Hey! Roll a mile in my shoes!'

Africa

'We put the little old lady of Threadneedle Street into a care home.'

"How do you expect me to have empathy for the poor and walk in your shoes when your shoes when you're not wearing any."

One in ten Minnesotans live with hunger.

Bio Oil Co.