Enrico_sw

This is true. But powerful corporations are the result of "under-competition". Basically, there should be competition everywhere it's possible (and the state should ensure that by breaking down oligopolies/monopolies) and regulation where it's not possible (which concerns very few sectors).

I believe that the grip of mega-corporations and their negative impact on the economy is due to under-competition. Companies have been buying each other like crazy for the past decades. In many sectors: steel, aluminium, turbines, glass, plastic, entertainment, Fast-moving consumer goods, big tech, etc. These are oligopolies (and sometimes monopolies). Finance is dominated by giants like Blackrock (BTW, f** Larry Fink). Small business have been crushed by these giants. These mobs try to "force behaviour" (that's what Fink said). They are screwing up the middle-class, because they don't give a shit. That's their dream: This is not very different from communism.

You're talking about Reagan/Thatcher in the 80s. The de-regulated both foreign trade and internal economies. That's not what I think is best, but at least that was consistent and they didn't attach a ball to their industry's feet. In the 90s, people noticed that there was a need for regulations (health, environment, etc.) and they were right. Some regulations were needed. Internally and externally. And simple ones. Since the 2010s, there's a big folly in the West (especially in the European Union): very stringent regulations within our countries and free trade with countries that have close to zero regulations (China, India, etc.). This is the recipe for de-industrialization. The Left is holding this view and wildly so. Parts of the Right (including Trump) see the folly and impact of it. That's why our agricultors have been protesting in France in the past months. They're smothered by regulation while cheaper and less qualitative products come from overseas freely. Today's Far Left has a fantasy: punishing Westerners and destroy the West. That's their prime goal.

Amala Ekpunobi is an American journalist.

This guy created a list of games infected by the woke propaganda from SBI: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44858017-Sweet-Baby-Inc-detected/#browse

She is good

Most American CEOs are extremely clear about their political leanings. Bob Iger, Jeff Bezos, Jack Dorsey (Muks's predecessor), Larry Fink, Michael Bloomberg, etc. => all of them are pretty clear about their "wokeness" and their love for far left extremism. Wokism has infiltrated capitalism in the past 5 years. It's an infection.

I don't know. Maybe. At least he's fighting for the people. He's fighting against the extremists that try to infect our favorite pieces of art.

Yes. And mothers too. This is because some people need scapegoats. And for modern "woke mobs" the scapegoats are "straight white men". It makes their lives easy to think that everything bad in the world is due to their favorite scapegoat.

You are right. Many patriarchs (and patriarchies) are actually very good.

Nice video from Sydney. But she shouldn't worry: no one listens to gaming "journalists"

@Stromboli1 have you seen that?

"Sweet Baby inc" is getting exposed now.

Time to fight back against the woke nutcases.

"Sweet baby inc" is full of nutjobs. These monsters are trying to infect games with their trash. Screw them.

Esther van der Veer, 18 March 2024

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