Big Brodie
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We have all heard the arguments against big government, which is in conflict with maintaining the most powerful military in the World, but it is evident that some American corporations had gotten too big. So big that to let them fail, as in the case of AIG and GM, would financially wreck the entire country. Now the government is heavily invested in these corporations in order to hold the Economy together.
Every corporation that has grown big enough to dictate to all levels of government eventually comes crashing down, so far when they fell they only took a major city, maybe a few counties, in a few cases a couple of states down with them. It happened when the railroads fell, and when US Steel fell. How do we check the corporations and still maintain viable markets? That's the discussion.
Every corporation that has grown big enough to dictate to all levels of government eventually comes crashing down, so far when they fell they only took a major city, maybe a few counties, in a few cases a couple of states down with them. It happened when the railroads fell, and when US Steel fell. How do we check the corporations and still maintain viable markets? That's the discussion.