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  • I don’t necessarily agree with you that the original capitalist thinkers just didn’t think far enough ahead to understand how their system would result in monopolies. That seems extremely generous of you and I don’t buy it. However it’s utterly moot. If they didn’t see it doesn’t change the fact that it does inevitably happen. So that’s not even an argument worth having.

    As for your other argument, no still true. Even in systems that have tried to patch the gaping holes and prop up the collapsing frame of capitalism monopolies still inevitably form. Look around. Most of the biggest monopolistic companies of today come from nations that tried to regulate monopolies and failed utterly. They didn’t fail because they were so incredibly corrupt themselves, they failed because capitalism is a corrupting influence. It naturally leads toward corruption that destroys all regulation. That’s why any form of regulated capitalism is doomed to fail.

    Hell the mere fact that regulated capitalism even exists in any form is itself proof that capitalism results in monopoly isn’t it? Otherwise why the need for the regulations?





  • You talked about his original point, that was literally his first post. That was his Original Point. That monopolies are the end goal of capitalism.

    Which they absolutely are, you’re just legitimately wrong. Capitalism inevitably ends in monopolies that’s why we have to break monopolies to artificially constrain capitalism. I mean honestly I’m flabbergasted that this has to be explained to you. Cuz just look around you. Name one industry in which that’s not happening. It’s inevitable.