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So all the suffering in the world is the fault of giant corporations? How giant do they have to be to go from being the building blocks of capitalism to breakin
by senordevnyc 7y ago
So all the suffering in the world is the fault of giant corporations? How giant do they have to be to go from being the building blocks of capitalism to breaking it?
- seph-reed 7y agoObviously not all. You know how english is with these words. There's a gradient. The point at which there's no point in going up against them is definitely too far. Competition is important to a healthy capitalist economy.
- seph-reed 7y agoI think... I think if it's not obvious to people why supporting companies that undermine competition is bad.. I think maybe I should stop commenting here entirely. I'm going to log out, and not log back in. I'll be happier, you guys can enjoy yourselves too. Cheers and good luck.
- senordevnyc 7y agoSorry to hear that someone disagreeing with you is worth disappearing entirely. Crony capitalism is indeed a problem, but I think you're going far overboard by suggesting that all large corporations are evil and that anyone who works for them is just causing all the suffering in the world by ignoring it.
- senordevnyc 7y agoAnd yet I'm unclear on where any of the big tech companies have a lock on their market such that there's no point in competing with them. Google has huge market share in search, but Bing and DDG and others are still competing.