When you don't have a good argument, it is best to stick with hypothetical situations. As soon as you move from straw men like "imagine three firms" to reality

When you don't have a good argument, it is best to stick with hypothetical situations. As soon as you move from straw men like "imagine three firms" to reality -- let's say, any F500 company -- it's too obvious that your hypothesis cannot be taken seriously. I don't understand why anyone would want a weak central government. Who's going to be there to bail out corporations during the next crisis?