The problem isn’t the corporations. Remember Occupy Wallstreet? They ‘almost’ had it right but not quite. The problem isn’t Wallstreet but the liaison between the government and Wallstreet (corporations) that creates a disadvantage for the consumer. In a true free market, the success or failure of a company depends on it’s ability to meet supply/demand. When legislation interferes with true supply/demand, we have a warped “capitalist” (which really isn’t) environment. All we need to do is take government back to a limited role to simply protect the consumer/individual and let the free market thrive.
Yes. Corporations aren’t inherently bad.
But a government that allows them to violate laws and artificially suppresses competition is the cause of 99% of problems.
The problem isn’t the corporations. Remember Occupy Wallstreet? They ‘almost’ had it right but not quite. The problem isn’t Wallstreet but the liaison between the government and Wallstreet (corporations) that creates a disadvantage for the consumer. In a true free market, the success or failure of a company depends on it’s ability to meet supply/demand. When legislation interferes with true supply/demand, we have a warped “capitalist” (which really isn’t) environment. All we need to do is take government back to a limited role to simply protect the consumer/individual and let the free market thrive.
Yes. Corporations aren’t inherently bad. But a government that allows them to violate laws and artificially suppresses competition is the cause of 99% of problems.
Absofrackinglutely!