Boycotts can be useful, but hard to apply enough pressure against conglomerates that have huge market shares. Electing anti-trust minded officials is essential. We were winning that battle once, and were collectively bamboozled into throwing it away. We learned it twice, if you count crony tax favoritism for the East India Company that sparked the Boston Tea party.
Boycotts can be useful, but hard to apply enough pressure against conglomerates that have huge market shares. Electing anti-trust minded officials is essential. We were winning that battle once, and were collectively bamboozled into throwing it away. We learned it twice, if you count crony tax favoritism for the East India Company that sparked the Boston Tea party.
Boycotts can be useful, but hard to apply enough pressure against conglomerates that have huge market shares. Electing anti-trust minded officials is essential. We were winning that battle once, and were collectively bamboozled into throwing it away. We learned it twice, if you count crony tax favoritism for the East India Company that sparked the Boston Tea party.