If we didn't have Corporations, who would we work for? People like you don't employ anyone!
i notice you didn't dispute what i said, just the usual "hey look over there", let's change the subject, and shoot the messenger, BS.
i've never, i repeat never, been anti corporation.
just anti unregulated corporations in a free market capitalistic environment, absent anti trust/monopolistic protections, in a Plutocracy where money and corporations can legally buy govt.
i worked for mega corps for decades.
some i was proud to work for at that time.
but times have changed.
while not all corps were ever the same, they are more the same now than 20 or 30 or 50 yrs ago.
and virtually none behave the same today as they did decades ago, absent the the worst behaviors back then.
all others are now forced to behave as bad or worse, as the worst back then.
corporations are inanimate entities.
how good/beneficial vs evil they are, is 100% dependent on how good/beneficial they are forced to be, and how evil they are allowed to be, by the govt and humans who regulate/govern them.
that said, once corps can buy govt, thus their own regulatory situation, an evil catch 22 not only becomes possible, but rather guaranteed.
on top of that, once the owners and/or "controllers" of the shares become inanimate entities themselves, or representing someone/something other than themselves, as with mega funds, the original "corporate" concept and how it works/behaves, gets perverted into a whole different thing that is then operating on autopilot, as if effectively controlled by an artificial intelligence type scenario being controlled by an algorithm programmed to one end.
and corporations themselves, and all those who work for them, have no control over how they behave, zero, only the humans in govt with the ability and duty to regulate them do.
but if/when said humans themselves become controlled/regulated by the corporation itself, rather than vice versa, which is the situation we now find ourselves in, (thanks you SCOTUS total scum PsOS), at that point a vicious cycle not only becomes possible, but inevitable.
we are now in that vortex.
the working and middle class realize something has gone wrong, they just can put their finger on exactly what went down, but they see the result.
the Pubs blame the Dems, the Dems blame the Pubs.
the algorithm keeps it that way.
don't shoot the messenger.