In what sense? How can a group or individual with a unique idea/product seeking to profit from their labor be socialist?
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I hear what you’re saying in that sense. People complain that corporations with big salary disparities are guilty of “run-away capitalism” in which the wealth is concentrated at the top. I would argue that the situation you described is more equitable capitalism, not socialism.
I guess in my eyes equitable capitalism is socialism. Mom and pop shops are impacted at a greater rate by local community than corps. Just look at yelp reviews. 1 bad review can ruin local restaurants while chains have receive little impact.pic.twitter.com/GiadpZj24Z
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100% right they are more impacted by the local community. But that is due to their performance and quality of product. The community does “regulate” them in this regard, but it is largely based off their ability to cater to the market relative to other businesses in competition.
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To have competition in a specific market is inherently capitalist. You are advanced and profit from your performance and you win or lose by your ability to outperform your competition. That being said, small bus. are faced with a disparity in resources relative to corporations.
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Chains didnt start with tons of locations
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