Quote (addone @ Jul 29 2021 05:20pm)
Ok lets stop playing semantics of trivial feeling that you might or might not have. And why don't you provide us with example of these so called "exploitations of society" that these big companies. Also be kind enough to show how they don't provide any "tangible" benefits as you put it.
The entire business model of a place like walmart is to put other businesses out of business so they can monopolise an area, they then pay the bare minimum legally allowed, small town people have no choice outside of working for the one superstore in the area or leaving town.
End result instead of a dozen small businesses flourishing and hundreds of people benefitting, one family has multiple billionaires.
The lack of tangible benefits are clear, they move in and replace other businesses that were already hiring so they are not increasing net employment, wages go down so they are not bringing up the wealth of the area and most people are generally better off before this process.
Home ownership used to be the end goal, now its stable full time work that pays enough to afford rent.
You have bought into neo liberal bullshit about job creation when the fact is if there was enough demand for the corporation to run there was already enough jobs in the area and the demand was created by the workers, they created their own jobs.
People without corporations have always been fine, corporations without people are nothing.
I spent 7 years at the top of a corporation running in a solid monopoly, we did not benefit anyone but shareholders.
This post was edited by Plaguefear on Jul 29 2021 01:27am