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> The western economic environment countinually gets more and more structured favouring large firms, encouraging large scale merging, which usually generates th
by merinowool 9y ago
> The western economic environment countinually gets more and more structured favouring large firms, encouraging large scale merging, which usually generates the type of large oligopoly companies who most often does the things that cause regulations to get created, then imposed on smaller firms.
This is where socialism differs from communism - in socialism you have big privately owned companies, whereas in communism these are state owned. Everything else is more or less the same. Europe is currently under transition from group of mostly free mostly capitalist countries into full retard socialist authoritarian regime.
Regardless of that, GDPR is a very good thing, shame it has only been introduced now and not 10 years ago.
- krageon 9y agoWhile I agree with your opinion about the GDPR, your analysis of Europe is otherwise plainly wrong. You would be aware of this if you actually followed EU politics (there is currently a strong trend towards right-wing / center politics. Left-leaning parties are moderately out of favour), which you definitely do not have to do. Just try not to spread misinformation on the internet: There is plenty of it to go around already.