If competition drives the economy…? If there are only five-ten cell phone service providers, and four or five major news networks, (abc, cbs, nbc, fox, cnn) only maybe ten-fifteen auto manufacturers (toyota, nissan, ford, mitsubishi, mazda, gm, bmw, saturn, etc.) Only a handful of cable providers. How many oil companies? Maybe ten? Is this REALLY competition in any of these examples? Why not invest in forward moving, progressive companies instead? Then why not end Corporate Welfare and instead invest that money in small businesses, America and Americans? With Corporate mergers taking place every day how long will it be before we find ourselves at the mercy of ONE huge corporation once they’ve wiped out all of their “competition?” Anti-trust lawsuits should be filed against these companies to break them up, just like the government wanted to break up MicroSoft because it was becoming monopolistic. Also, when ALL of the major news networks are owned by huge corporations who own other
interests, how can their reporting be unbiased? (cbs is owned by GE, ABC by Disney, Fox by Rupert Murdoch and NewsCorp., CNN by Ted Turner, NBC by Viacomm) The TRUTH is that they can’t.
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