Yeah, there's no corruption, graft, or abuse of power in any place without capitalism. Breaking rules definitely isn't an innate part of human nature at scale.

Yeah, there's no corruption, graft, or abuse of power in any place without capitalism. Breaking rules definitely isn't an innate part of human nature at scale. Edit: more seriously, it doesn't help that the laws are entirely subjective. You're not a monopoly until after the fact. Monopolistic behavior is sometimes rewarded, and sometimes punished. Look at court cases involving Apple and Google. The only real difference between them is scale. You're allowed to be big, up until someone decides that you're actually too big. It's only a question of "too big to fail" or "too big to exist".