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<blockquote data-quote="rickyb" data-source="post: 4219781" data-attributes="member: 56035">[MEDIA=youtube]id=VNHpQK1Sie4;list=PLagVUKF7CUTRiG64CklL1AN0mbmNaETfp[/MEDIA]shes calls modern corporations small c communist dictatorships.&nbsp; this other guy called lenins economy &quot;state capitalism&quot; which was a counter revolution against the soviets and independent control.&nbsp;&nbsp; she says the corporation is a little govt, you have an internal hierarchy and bosses to give orders to workers, which is a kind of government.&nbsp; its a dictatorship because the workers dont have any voice, and live under a system of control.she talks about how (some) libertarians insist were free because we can agree to contracts.&nbsp; well the govt has already rigged the system ahead of time so all the power is in the hands of the corporation.indeed the name of her book is private government.&nbsp; chomsky, famous greek former minster of finance, and hedges, and wolff have all made the same argument.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rickyb, post: 4219781, member: 56035"] [MEDIA=youtube]id=VNHpQK1Sie4;list=PLagVUKF7CUTRiG64CklL1AN0mbmNaETfp[/MEDIA] shes calls modern corporations small c communist dictatorships. this other guy called lenins economy "state capitalism" which was a counter revolution against the soviets and independent control. she says the corporation is a little govt, you have an internal hierarchy and bosses to give orders to workers, which is a kind of government. its a dictatorship because the workers dont have any voice, and live under a system of control. she talks about how (some) libertarians insist were free because we can agree to contracts. well the govt has already rigged the system ahead of time so all the power is in the hands of the corporation. indeed the name of her book is private government. chomsky, famous greek former minster of finance, and hedges, and wolff have all made the same argument. [/QUOTE]

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