Decency

00:01:08 DECENCY

00:04:03 We've always said

00:06:44 "It's not a disaster." - But it is.

00:09:28 And it affects the children, too. I was on a television programme

00:12:33 I guess there were ten or twelve of us.

00:14:37 no one came to that party.

00:16:36 "There will always be others who can manage banks and businesses well."

00:18:42 Because I worked a lot. Then I left Europafilm

00:21:46 But the deer get no bonus at all.

00:24:10 And so it goes.

00:26:38 But if you look at the maths there

00:29:38 is what you could call collective capital, or society's capital.

00:32:17 In those days a bank owner could go bankrupt. That's not the case today.

00:34:46 The stronger the upper class is, the greater the tendency to social decay.

00:37:09 What are you doing?

00:39:43 A percentage of your account, of your pension, of your fund.

00:42:14 for social services are a legalised form of corruption.

00:44:29 That's one way the people are footing the bill.

00:48:51 and an owner of the portfolio company Swedegas.

00:51:19 There was more applause up in the balcony. Here it was more restrained.

01:00:26 If one starts kicking, the others join in.

01:11:29 And the assembly lines encompass more and more parts of the economy.

01:14:08 One night I had a strange dream.

02:00:00 we've struggled to keep it afloat.