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I would refine your statement slightly, it's modern corporatism, not capitalism. We hold corporations in too high of regard and have intermingled what should b
by sQL_inject 3y ago
I would refine your statement slightly, it's modern corporatism, not capitalism.
We hold corporations in too high of regard and have intermingled what should be free and open exchange of money and goods with governmental power, lobbying.
- Drakim 3y agoSure, but names aren't what's important here. It's the logical conclusion to capitalism, even if it's more fitting to call it corporatism. Either the government is big and the corporations lobbies and gets undue influence over how society and it's laws operates though the government, or the government is small and the corporations get undue influence over how society and it's law operates though sheer unregulated societal power. The group who controls your means of getting food, shelter, medicine, and information will have power over your life, and will bend the rules to their advantage using that power.