Corporations usually provide little benefit to their employees. Walmart, for example.

Disney. The world renowned company, or should I say corporation. They have stopped hiring Americans to work in the American parks, for the most part. Why? The VISA property our government decided was a good idea. It allows immigrants who are not citizens (or aliens, if you follow the actual term) to be paid less than Americans within the workforce. So, Disney decided, "Hey, Americans still don't have jobs, but we can hire you for less. I'm going to have the person we're going to fire teach you and they can't say a word about it without losing their benefits when I fire them. I don't care that this'll make the American economy suffer. I don't care that that person has settled into this area. I don't care that they have a family to feed. They can live off of WIC and be homeless for all I care."

Talk about just as bad, if not worse than, Industrial Revolution factories. Disney, what has happened to you? Greed has dirtied your once gentle and happy ways. You've put on a mask of movies to shield the money-obsessed interior you've built. Your founder would be proud of the movies, but how disappointed would he be of some of your higher ups' decisions?

I used to look up to Disney, the corporation, but not anymore. I only appraise Walt and the movie makers. I'm on Dreamworks' side for now. But I'm going to check on them beforehand. I'm not going to blindly support what I grew up with anymore. Congrats Disney, you've ruined my image of you. But you don't care as long as the money's flowing, do you? Disney Channel is enough proof of that.

Take a look at the results the Japanese bubble economy had. The greedy companies failed first. What does that say for the future of America if the corporations don't change?