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Consumers may grumble, but these oligopolies are great for investors
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No they're not. Elected officials will represent whoever puts money in their pockets along with whoever votes for them. And I don't mean illegal corruption. I mean direct political donations needed for those officials' campaigns to get them elected. Electoral democracy is not enough. The only way around it is to take the excess money from the oligopolies via labor organizing so that labor can put more money in the elected officials' pockets instead of the corporations' major shareholders. Then perhaps the elected politicians would truly lean towards labor's interests.