Once an entity gets big it attempts to exert more influence than it is entitled to have.
Millions of people have died because of big religion, big government, big corporations.
I am a dyed in the wool capitalist but everything has reasonable limits that when exceeded become evil.
Take anything to an extreme any you will find bad things happen.
Unions were needed but became too big.
Water is needed to survive but too much causes flooding.
Oxygen is need to breath but increase the percentage in the atmosphere and fires would be uncontrollable.
Religion should be good and benign yet left to grow into huge institutions the evil can be seen by everyone.
Even such noble organizations like the Foundation for the Deaf turned evil when they tried to stop children from receiving operations to restore their hearing less they be deprived of the their deaf heritage. WTF is deaf heritage?
RE: I am a dyed in the wool capitalist but everything has reasonable limits that when exceeded become evil.
This brings upo the question ...
How would we know if a company’s size is on the threshold of “reasonable limits”?
And if we can answer the above, how do we scale the limit back to what is “reasonable”?