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 | Good evening. We are here tonight to discuss the disconcerning matter of Andrew Carnagie. Is he a Robber Baron, or Captain of industry? | |
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| Could this guy be so bad as to call him a Robber Baron? | |
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| Andrew Carnagie may seem like a nice guy, but believe me there is more than what meets the eye. Caught trapped between his ruthless buisness strategies and his firm believe in social Darwinism, Carnagies workers suffer low wages and poor working conditions. | |
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| Wait, isn't Carnagie supposed to be one of the richest men in the world? Why aren't his workers being treated right? | |
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| Carnagies belief in social Darwinism leads him to believe that he is at the top. In this "high demanding" position, Carnagie has become controlling, brutal, and underhanded. He is making deals that would cause many to question his moral standings. | |
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| Who does this guy think he is? What makes him better than the rest of us? | |
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