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> Why should I care about corruption inside companies? Corrupted companies are less effective, they will eventually die. Assuming that's true, "eventually die"
by chimprich 4y ago
> Why should I care about corruption inside companies? Corrupted companies are less effective, they will eventually die.
Assuming that's true, "eventually die" doesn't sound great for the vulnerable workers of the company, who have lost out on wages due to said corruption and are now unemployed.
> you have no solution for corrupted officials
Sure I do. There's the media, the judicial system, and the ballot box.
> in free market, if you have capital and don't create any goods, but only spend it eventually you have less capital
That's not a rebuttal of what I said, and it's not necessarily correct either. You can, for example, buy land and rent it out.
- bladelessninja2 4y ago> doesn't sound great for the vulnerable workers of the company, who have lost out on wages due to said corruption and are now unemployed. Why would they be unemployed? Why wouldn't they work for someone else or even start their own business? You assume people are helpless, I hope it's not the projection of your own experience. > Sure I do. There's the media, the judicial system, and the ballot box. How they (except the last one) are doing so far? > You can, for example, buy land and rent it out. That's already investment, that's already doing something with a risk involved. You can buy a land that no one would rent out. Besides the things above: you still don't propose any explanation why socialism will work this time, when it happened to lead to tragedy so many times before (I assume you agree with my proof of why the system USA lean towards socialism since you haven't argued with that proof).