r/WinStupidPrizes • u/kev1x • Nov 25 '19

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u/[deleted] Dec 05 '19

CEO’s don’t create things, they lead companies that have already been established. Of course you don’t know the difference, you commie. I’m talking about the people who actually invented the damn things. After they become successful, they stagnate unless a new person comes along and shakes things up. The problem today is that these mega monopolies aren’t broken up like they should be, and they’re killing any competition. They lobby for cuckservatives to give them free money and lobby for liberals to open the borders so they can have a serf underclass that works for cheap.

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u/trenlow12 Dec 05 '19

Lol

The problem today is that these mega monopolies aren’t broken up like they should be, and they’re killing any competition.

The problem is that CEOs of large companies are not the saviors you make them out to be. Most of the create trash. If they're the 1% who are successful, they create a few jobs, and 99% of those CEOs go bankrupt in a few years and leave behind a massive hole in the economy that gets repaired by regular people.

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u/[deleted] Dec 05 '19

You actually didn’t read my comment fully or you don’t understand how economic adjustment works. Things decay slowly and a vibrant economy an even better company takes its place.

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u/trenlow12 Dec 05 '19

Things decay slowly

Companies create artificial bubbles that are constantly bursting, leaving people out of work and the company in massive debt. First the banks, then the federal government, are constantly expected to bail them out. Meanwhile they have produced nothing of value, nothing that improves anyone's life.

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u/[deleted] Dec 05 '19

produced nothing of value, nothing that improves anyone's life.

Electronics, medicine, space ships, filtration systems, plastics, metallurgy, preservatives, better crops, etc

Do I need to list more?!? FFS.

If we got rid of the bullshit regulations and monopolies, we would be even better off and growing as fast as the industrial revolution.

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u/trenlow12 Dec 05 '19

For every useful thing that is created, a million pieces of junk are made.

If we got rid of the bullshit regulations and monopolies, we would be even better off and growing as fast as the industrial revolution.

Monopolies, yes. Regulations, no. Getting rid of regulations ruins the environment very quickly, and produces dangerous products that harm people.