But it is capitalism playing out. Global democracy isn't, but that's disconnected from capitalism lately in certain countries. If the owners of a shop sell it,

But it is capitalism playing out. Global democracy isn't, but that's disconnected from capitalism lately in certain countries. If the owners of a shop sell it, they can't complain they are forbidden to open a shop on a private land somewhere, whether or not the buyer happens to be the same. Same happens on a larger scale too. Sure, you can complain is not ethical, but capitalistic? This is capitalism itself in its final amalgamated state where countries and big multinationals control large swat of resources. Who will stop them? It was all fun and games when corporations were small and countries not experienced in the game, capitalism seems natural in that environment. Nowadays, this is the new reality.