Giant companies are the security holes of capitalism. The more centralized industries get, the more they attract socialist political activists. The Bolshevik Revolution was a violent version of this vs. railroad stations, newspapers, etc. Now activism is focused on tech giants.
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Do you see a role for antitrust for this problem?
Yes. Antitrust is not just an economic issue, it is also a national security issue.
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Because large corporations are multinational?
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That's part of the problem, but the main problem is that they are security holes and means of severely attacking political opponents when they exercise centralized control over important infrastructure such as social networks and financial systems.
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