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That's impossible.
They have tax havens and they can relocate anywhere.
Any means to "evade" should mean Tax Evasion charges.
One piece of paper.
Keep up the Good Work
And as much as I might disagree with aspects and implementation of marxist thought, he and Hegel were 100% correct that "The dominant ideology is the ideology of the dominant class". No matter how exploitative, there will always be those that defend the actions of the elites despite being the victims of their exploitation.
Until corporate lobbying is completely banned, no career politician will bite the hands that feeds them. As you previously mentioned, the pendulum swings from one party to the next but ultimately both parties represent big business.
The powerful have always pitted groups against each other. Culture wars by design keep people looking sideways instead of up.
Wealth concentration, gutting unions, deregulation, corporate capture of politics, all of it has gradually destabilized the working and the middle classes over the last fifty years.
Thank you for the comment.
Of that's def true. But this AI maelstrom and all those jobs its gonna rid in the millions, is gonna have those folks you rightfully speak of have to raise taxes to feed people.
It's not gonna matter how much they get from donors, if people at home are gonna vote them out based on poverty, not television commercials.
Power is ultimately the corrupting force, not wealth alone, not ideology, but the desire to hold on to power.
When politicians can profit from their position, when they can leverage office into personal gain, when staying in power becomes the goal, the system bends to corruption.
The donations, the lobbying access, the revolving door between government and corporate boards, the media spotlight, the status, all of it creates incentives that just override whatever they believed when they started.
Term limits should be for everyone, legislators, judges, all of them. Make power temporary by design so nobody can build a career around politics.
Deregulating power is the way. Citizen assemblies and rotating councils, basically structures where power gets distributed and nobody holds it long enough to corrupt it.
Power, even in a revolutionary party creates the exact same corruption risk. We've seen it happen. The USSR, China, every attempt to concentrate power in ends up the same way if we don't address the core issues of power.