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Exactly right. And we also need ways to combat the fact that large businesses have the money to hire a basketball team of top-notch lawyers that can crush much
by vouaobrasil 3y ago
Exactly right. And we also need ways to combat the fact that large businesses have the money to hire a basketball team of top-notch lawyers that can crush much of their legal opposition. Basically, large companies get to a point where they are not competitive and use loopholes and other devious strategies to their advantage.
- _heimdall 3y agoI'd actually argue that the fact that more expensive lawyers gives you a tangible, large advantage in the court room is an indication that our legal system is fundamentally broken. Rather than trying to fix one symptom of that, corporate legal power, we should fix the legal system itself.
- vouaobrasil 3y agoNo, we should fix both. Even without that, large corporations might still exist with other means and we should dismantle them.
- _heimdall 3y agoOh sure, I actually meant that as a continuation of my earlier comment. We should remove legal and tax protections for companies, making large companies much less likely, and we should separately fix the fundamental problems of our legal system that corporations, among others, take advantage of today.