> It's a system (or whatever word you want to use) designed to benefit companies and corporations. You will note that this is literally the concrete political

> It's a system (or whatever word you want to use) designed to benefit companies and corporations. You will note that this is literally the concrete political definition of "fascism". Typical definitions highlight more the cultural features of such a politics (i.e., deference to authoritarian rule, ethno-based identitarianism) but the literal organizational aspects of fascism are described well by the above quote (bundling the governmental, industrial, and cultural aspects of a nation into a singular mass directed centrally for the purpose of benefit of those at the top -- primarily high-ranking government officials and owners of massive critical industry leaders -- by support or extraction from the bottom).