Then people say you can vote with your dollar for ethical capitalism, meanwhile the “ethical”company is probably owned by the unethical company that you had issues with initially
There’s a good book called Stitched Up by Tansy E Hoskins. It looks at imperialism in the fashion industry, among other things, and shows just how few people / companies own almost everything.
Then there’s always BlackRock and Vanguard, two trusts with assets in each other and in almost every major company worldwide. I think if someone drew one of these clouds for BR and V, they’d run out of paper.
https://vdoc.pub/documents/stitched-up-the-anti-capitalist-book-of-fashion-2oeoguolfua0 a link for those interested. great suggestion, and not too long, I’ll leaf through it, it sounds good,
Here’s one by Nestle
On a side note that there are a lot more companies owned by themThey own IMDB?
Yes
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You could use JustWatch, its like IMDB but they tell u where u can watch stuff I kinda like it
Well at least not all of them have a bent dick logo
Treasure Truck and Body Labs do be sounding kind of soylent green
