Also closer to absorbing the state.
I'm not a tin foil hat person, but corporations growing larger than nation states just doesn't seem remotely far fetched. Which corporation will be first to sit at the UN table?
I'm not a tin foil hat person, but corporations growing larger than nation states just doesn't seem remotely far fetched. Which corporation will be first to sit at the UN table?
The answer to that is funny. It is literally the state, which is to my point, but it is also shaped by the banks, which is to your point.
You know who writes our laws? Lobbyists. Politicians are not the ones drafting the bill. They merely take the drafts produced by lobbyists and then pass them.
Do you also know who runs various government agencies tasked with regulating different sectors? Again, it is a revolving door for private sector execs.
> It is literally the state
True, but the state is, to a large extent, influenced by corporations.
I did, in a old RTS game called Metal Fatigue. Was pretty fun for a while.