No, it goes directly against your original point. A farmer owning their own land is no protection against losing access to its customers. In this analogy, ther

No, it goes directly against your original point. A farmer owning their own land is no protection against losing access to its customers. In this analogy, there is only one farmer's market that anyone shows up to. In the real world many farmers may have alternatives, but that is a product of an entire industry spending centuries collectively cultivating those multiple distribution channels.