Credit to 'Kurt' - he spotted the reformist rhetoric in this article.

https://scheerpost.com/2024/03/27/more-for-them-less-for-us/#comment-88101

It is authors like this and Ralph Nadar who are like monastic monks flagellating themselves before the God of capitalism in penance for their sinful begging and pleading to the ruling class Kings for a kinder, gentler reformation of capitalism.
Sarah Anderson says, ” We know we need change when corporations are rewarding a handful of top executives more than they are contributing to the cost of public services needed for our economy to thrive.”
Earth to Sarah, that is how capitalism works, and sorry to inform you, YOUR KIND OF CHANGE ISN’T COMING!
The kind of change Sarah Anderson speaks of is an impossibility in a system of extreme exploitation for endless profit where all three branches of the government are merely remoras hanging on their corporate shark.
The author asks, What can we do to break this cycle? She then goes on in fantastic, verbal naivete
Congress MUST, Congress can TACKLE, Policymakers HAVE, endlessly begging and pleading for the corporate entity of government to listen while that government watches from the box seats of their ruling class masters as the working class is pilloried and fed to the lions at the corporate Circus Maximus.
it is time for the working class here in the US and globally to stop listening to this illogical, obfuscating nonsense that reformation is possible. This is just another hook forced into the backs of the working class, the creators of all wealth in society, that is dragging them toward the abyss. Change will only come from the global working class educating themselves to the fact that the power for change resides with them and them only. Humanity cannot continue under an exploitative system that must grow at 3% GDP yearly. It will only survive under a global socialist system of human need over profit controlled by the working class who believe in a future of humanity on earth.