Still, there is a point when a corporation has a lot of the same problems as a government.
You can boycott corporations – you cannot boycott the statehttps://twitter.com/ubersact/status/1173419124455657472 …
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It's a huge mistake to go overboard either way, either becoming a communist that worships the state and mindlessly hates the market...
Or a walking meme lolbert that thinks objectively horrendous shit is fine when corporations do it 
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No. Corporations have no coercive power outside of their relationship with the government.
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They have no coercive powers, but I was referring to waste, inefficiency, and general stupidity. Yes, their competitors eventually exploit those failings, but a lot of resources are still wasted.
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Boycotts can work, but rarely and, if they are a big company, requires a huge amount of media attention to achieve the protesters' wishes. Even this may not work in the long term, however, if the company has a monopoly on a necessary product The state you can "boycott" by voting
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You can if you're strong enough and the state is weak enough. Cartel does it.
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Can't boycott a monopoly that holds all of a necessary resource in your region. Need some water but the corporation sells it for $50 per gallon? Can't boycott that. You need a government to restrict corporations
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Import water gallons $2 each and bankrupt the company. Unless there is some restrictions on imports, by the government. It is very very hard to make a monopoly without the gov.
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Yes you can... With Bitcoin.
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You can vote for a different monopoly of violence, you can't vote for a different monopoly of water or whatever else.
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You can definitely boycott the state. The problem for you is that it would sacrifice your wealth in order to do so. And you would never do that
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A fair point, but I wouldn't want to rely solely on the convictions of the masses to punish worst offenders Fact is, Market economics mean ppl will buy product made by shitty ppl b/c its $1 cheaper
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