A funny pattern: quite often, "capitalists" welcome authoritarian rulers, expecting them to be "good for business", because they "make the trains run on time" a

A funny pattern: quite often, "capitalists" welcome authoritarian rulers, expecting them to be "good for business", because they "make the trains run on time" and keep unions and environmentalists in check. However, in the long run, these rulers end up having their own agenda that turns out to be bad to businesses. Examples? * Brazil's Bolsonaro crashing the country's confidence and branding by shunning trade deals with EU, being hostile to trade partners (China, Arab countries) or interfering (Hugo Chavez-like) with the state oil company. * Trump and his disastrous handling of the pandemic. * Xi-Jiping and the CCP interference in AliPay and other conglomerates. * Erdogan's disastrous handling of Turkey's currency. Moral of the story: everyone loves their dictator until the moment the dictator is no longer "their". Frankenstein's monsters have this unpleasant side effect of turning against their creators.