dog-eat-dog

• “Behold Cooper, the five-year-old American Shorthair photographer-puss of Seattle who's single-paw-edly proving that it is, indeed, possible for a cool cat to rise to the top in the dog-eat-dog art world.”

  The Huffington Post: ARTINFO: Is This Cat a Great Photographer? The Seattle Art Scene's Feline Phenomenon

• “Despite warnings by prescient Republican presidents like Abraham Lincoln, Teddy Roosevelt and Dwight Eisenhower, the American system has morphed quite predictably into a dog-eat-dog economic Darwinism, and the big canines have rigged the game in their favor.”

  The Huffington Post: Catherine Crier: Capitalists of America -- Unite! (Why Adam Smith would be marching today)

• “Given the prevailing business model of copyright/royalties, and the war chests that publishers pride themselves in accumulating in the dog-eat-dog world of publish-to-parish marketing, one can see why this product had no place: no one benefits from it except Catholic people and the Catholic liturgy generally.”

  ICEL Giveth, ICEL Taketh Away

• “If you look back to the dog-eat-dog past of 100 years ago to the G2 today, has this change come about because those foreigners enlightened themselves morally out of racism?”

  Global Voices in English » China: Considering Han chauvinism

• “The rest is merely what you do to get by in a harsh, dog-eat-dog world.”

  The Guardian: The psychology of Paul McMullan and his phone-hacking justifications | Deborah Orr

• “Africa's contemporary leaders, or more appropriately, hyenas in designer suits and uniforms, have made Africans strangers to each other and rendered Africa a "dog-eat-dog" continent.”

  The Huffington Post: Alemayehu G. Mariam: Referendum for Sudan, Requiem for Africa

• “To eliminate social programs, consolidate the wealth of our country in the hands of the top 1%, and create a dog-eat-dog society where only those with money and power enjoy prosperity – and to hell with the rest of us.”

  'Quit spending,' Pawlenty tells Obama

• “And then revolutions, of the industrial and political kind, undermined such sentiments because they were useless to their aims, and the work ethic transmuted into capitalism, with its dog-eat-dog competitiveness.”

  2010 June « Tales from the Reading Room

• “Richard Morgan made his name with "Altered Carbon" 2002 and its sequels—grim sci-fi set in a 26th-century world of dog-eat-dog capitalism.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Fantasy off the Straight and Narrow

• “And my hunch is that the Japanese will, by and large, work together -- something of a contrast to the polarization and bickering and dog-eat-dog model of politics now on display from Wisconsin to Washington.”

  The Huffington Post: Robyn Griggs Lawrence: Why Japan Will Weather This Disaster

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