Unregulated capitalism is a scourge on our planet, a parasite sucking the lifeblood out of our species, and a one-way ticket to global destruction. If we continue to allow concerns of the marketplace to dominate how we function, we won’t last on this planet for another 100 years
No that’s over regulated capitalism, have you ever wondered why new banks can’t open, why new car companies can’t open? Regulation prevents small businesses from challenging the large corporations that can afford to abide by the regulations.
Actually what gives these companies power? Who prevents me from copying say bills gates ip and marketing a better version of windows? What happeneds if I do anyway? Men with guns come and kidnap me. This isn't private business. Socialism is the merger of the corporate state.
People often use laws aka "regulation" in order to gain market advantage. Large companies have greater resources to skirt the laws that do exist. This is a failure of the nature of capitalism, not a failure of regulation.
Very large corporations adore regulations. They are best equipped to ignore or subvert them, while smaller rivals die from them.
Regulations via law are written, paid for, and supported by large corporations and capital interests. That cannot be changed.
DYI-regulate instead.
In my opinion, that's corporatism. A little capitalism, like my friend starting a lawn care business to support his family, is a good thing. Unbridled corporatism, on the other hand, is the yoke I feel we're all suffering under. Many corporations serve nothing but themselves.
