[Mase]

The corporate entity becomes perfectly sociopathic, in that it lacks conscience to prevent wrong-doings, and feels no responsibility for retribution.

Did you study economics at Berkeley? This is the kind of leftists nonsense I'd expect to hear from a left wing professor, with no real world experience, at a leftist university.

Milton Friedman had this to say:

"There is but one and only one social responsibility of business - to use its resources and engage in activities designed to increase its profits so long as it stays within the rules of the game, which is to say, engages in open and free competition without deception or fraud."

There is no differences between corporatism and capitalism. Yours is a feeble attempt to fool us by making a distinction without a difference.

What you're really condemning here is the profit motive. You call it greed but we really know what you're referring to. Whenever the profit incentive is missing, the probability that people's wants can be safely ignored is the greatest. In a free economy, the pursuit of profits and serving the people are one in the same.

[CowboyJay]

"What you're really condemning here is the profit motive" Nonsense. What I'm condemning is the fact that shareholders are above legal prosecution for wrongs commited in their name by the collectivist enterprise to which they belong. That is the difference between capitalism and corporatism.

My views come from first-hand experience in international trade, sole-proprietorship, and executive-level employment in the corporate world. Where do you pull your expertise from?