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According to the author, the primary agenda of the continued expansion of temporary labor in the U.S. is the dismantlement of rights have been the bedrock of social compact in the workplace since the 1930s. On a meteoric rise since the early 1970s, the temporary business has grown from a stopgap service employing about 165,000 people a day into America's favorite source of substitute and replacement labor, dispatched to offices, executive suites, hospitals and nursing homes, warehouses and factories at a rate of about 1.4 million people each day.

The very claim of a group that it is inherently superior suggests that it is not, for that is the claim all other groups make. The factors, which result in this phenomenon, may be divided into those which are immediate and capricious, and those that are derived and rationalized. When groups have lived together a long tine there is an accepted status, while it is accepted no progress is made in separating fact from myth. The result of domination is a difference in status of the racial groups. Tip to the last century such differences have been accepted as in the order of nature, but recently there has been a whirlwind growth of resentment on the part of those who have an inferior status. This applies to races, women, nations, and unprivileged classes.

This article focuses on the indignation that has been expressed over the convictions, of girls charged with soliciting on the streets of New York, the protests have significantly and rather sickeningly avoided touching the real issue. Nobody has cared or dared to face the fact that the law under which such convictions were obtained and the New York law is typical of most American State laws on the subject, which is a source of corruption because it is inequitable by intention. In itself it is a kind of blackmail, being a legalization of privilege, of the double standard.

The article criticizes U. S. first lady Hillary Clinton and privileges she enjoyed. U. S. President Bill Clinton and Hillary were asked whom they had had to stay overnight in the Lincoln Bedroom of White House, they replied that it was nobody's business but their own. It took the Center for Public Integrity several months of intrusive questioning to establish that seventy-five high-tab donors to election fund had been entertained there, for as much as 400,000 dollars a night. She is also alleged to have used U. S. military airplanes and reimbursing the taxpayer at a phony rate.

It has always been a mystery to the article author why such U.S. Senators could not see the role of tariff in the establishment of special privilege and the unequal distribution of wealth in the country, to say nothing of its relationship to monopolies and trusts -it has long been called the "mother of trusts." The author has been astounded that the liberals in both houses do not realize that the tariff has created the most powerful vested interest in the U.S. today. This vested interest frustrated the efforts of Presidents Grover Cleveland and Woodrow Wilson to bring about genuine tariff reduction and then, thanks to the Republicans, not only restored the old tariffs but carried them much higher.