BlackRock and Vanguard are front companies for the cabal. When you can print money out of thin air, it's not hard to buy controlling interests in certain companies which they do through BR and Vanguard. Then they get board seats and the next thing you know the board starts adopting "woke" policies and vaccine mandates. This is how they gained control of important industries and how they've screwed over our culture and traditions.
Your spot on , who purchased real estate at a premium price , and exspects someone to rent it at a premium price , with the biggest depression we have ever seen coming our way thanks to Democrat bidens policies.sorry to rant but as soon as Biden stold the election I've been digging in. I saw it, don't know why they didn't.
Utility companies are regulated monopolies - imagine if every power company had to build their own separate power lines to every home and business, etc. That is neither logical nor feasible, so they ended up as a monopoly that was heavily regulated.
Other than that, monopolies are generally broken up (FTC, etc.) whenever they occur.
Not everywhere. Some states like Texas are a little smarter about this. You break up the distribution and supply. Distribution has to be a monopoly, but there's no reason that supply does. In this model, the municipal government can run distribution with open access rules and supply can be entirely private.
There's no reason you have to let both be rolled up into one entity with a weak PUC watching over it.
Other than that, monopolies are generally broken up (FTC, etc.) whenever they occur.
Yea.. that fails to explain all the monopolies that currently exist. Seriously, just look at some of the recent FTC court cases.. the judiciary buys all the Chicago school excuses and refuses to regulate or act. All they see is "pricing efficiency" and they entirely ignore "labor monopolization" and it's effects.
Our economy is so currently over monopolized it's not even funny. "Generally broken up." This is laughably out of touch or entirely ignorant of how diverse our business units were, even just 20 years ago.
Since the break up of AT&T in the 1980s, the trend in every industry has been towards consolidation and collusion.
Every industry you can think of has undergone massive consolidation under a few, and often murky, corporate umbrellas. Media, publishing and medicine are the most obvious and may be the most destructive. The move to control of our minds and our bodies has been insidious. Other industry consolidation worked towards the funding of their tyranny.
Monopolies arent only alive and well they are government sanctioned with evil intent.
I thought monopolies are illegal in the US? I know they exist, especially utility companies, but I still thought they were illegal.
Murdering people is illegal too, but that doesn't stop Pfizer.
Or Moderna
Or Chicago
With Black Rock and Vanguard owning everything, I guess not.
The left: *Blackrock and Vanguard are two different companies, so it's not a monopoly." Nevermind that they own shares in each other.
BlackRock and Vanguard are front companies for the cabal. When you can print money out of thin air, it's not hard to buy controlling interests in certain companies which they do through BR and Vanguard. Then they get board seats and the next thing you know the board starts adopting "woke" policies and vaccine mandates. This is how they gained control of important industries and how they've screwed over our culture and traditions.
Actual brain activity is not their strong point.
Your spot on , who purchased real estate at a premium price , and exspects someone to rent it at a premium price , with the biggest depression we have ever seen coming our way thanks to Democrat bidens policies.sorry to rant but as soon as Biden stold the election I've been digging in. I saw it, don't know why they didn't.
Monopolies are illegal unless you donate to the Democrat party
Both parties are trash. Lots of evil on both sides.
Utility companies are regulated monopolies - imagine if every power company had to build their own separate power lines to every home and business, etc. That is neither logical nor feasible, so they ended up as a monopoly that was heavily regulated.
Other than that, monopolies are generally broken up (FTC, etc.) whenever they occur.
Not everywhere. Some states like Texas are a little smarter about this. You break up the distribution and supply. Distribution has to be a monopoly, but there's no reason that supply does. In this model, the municipal government can run distribution with open access rules and supply can be entirely private.
There's no reason you have to let both be rolled up into one entity with a weak PUC watching over it.
Yea.. that fails to explain all the monopolies that currently exist. Seriously, just look at some of the recent FTC court cases.. the judiciary buys all the Chicago school excuses and refuses to regulate or act. All they see is "pricing efficiency" and they entirely ignore "labor monopolization" and it's effects.
Our economy is so currently over monopolized it's not even funny. "Generally broken up." This is laughably out of touch or entirely ignorant of how diverse our business units were, even just 20 years ago.
Since the break up of AT&T in the 1980s, the trend in every industry has been towards consolidation and collusion.
Every industry you can think of has undergone massive consolidation under a few, and often murky, corporate umbrellas. Media, publishing and medicine are the most obvious and may be the most destructive. The move to control of our minds and our bodies has been insidious. Other industry consolidation worked towards the funding of their tyranny.
Monopolies arent only alive and well they are government sanctioned with evil intent.