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It's because government is run by people from/with close ties to the businesses and take massive bribes that we quaintly call "campaign contributions" from them
by yukkuri 3y ago
It's because government is run by people from/with close ties to the businesses and take massive bribes that we quaintly call "campaign contributions" from them.
Any excuse to allow the mergers will be found because of that.
In a word, it's plutocracy.
- r053bud 3y agoExactly this. Our leaders are directly compensated for supporting monopolies.
- josh_carterPDX 3y agoAbsolutely. Didn't mean for my reply to make it seem like I was too naive to understand WHY it happens. Just amazed that it keeps happening and has happened for decades.
- pixl97 3y agoNext election you're going to be voting around one or two big potential issues like abortion or gun rights. As long as we keep focusing on these things the corporate class can buy whatever regulations they want.