It's always regulation bad, big corporation good, and don't you dare questioning why the supply chain is so fragile while shareholders and executives are making

It's always regulation bad, big corporation good, and don't you dare questioning why the supply chain is so fragile while shareholders and executives are making bank. It's fragile because corporations make money, but they don't invest it back into their workers or production. They buy their own stock back, which reduces the number of shares, which increases it's value. They manipulate the stock, and when there is a crisis they also accept bailouts, because keeping your company at the edge of disaster for profit is fun. Nobody invests into sustainability. It all goes into a few pockets. 70% of the people are heavily disenfranchised. The supply chain is held together with spit and glue. But this is normal. It's normal for a few people to hoard money like a dragon hoarding it's treasure, while the rest of the society can't function. It's normal for our air, food and water to be poison. It's normal that people can't afford to live, to work. It's normal for everything to fall apart.