A look at American history shows us that, under the control of large corporations, America began as a Communist experiment which became, like all Utopian experiments, a brutal learning experience:
The bullshit is strong in this one.
A major reason for the persistent hardships, for the “starving time,” in Plymouth as before in Jamestown, was the communism imposed by the company. Finally, in order to survive, the colony in 1623 permitted each family to cultivate a small private plot of land for their individual use.
First, a large group of people arrived and so the population increased. These people also supposedly came without any provisions. Then they overestimated their harvest. Then, because people were so underfed, they couldn’t work on the next year’s harvest. Then they had a drought! Then in late 1622, they finally had a good harvest again and in 1623 another ship arrived with lots of provisions. It had nothing to do with what he’s saying.
Let us assemble what we can learn here. First, large corporations would love to have people dwell in Communist-like conditions, because that way the money would flow upward, much as it did in Russia after Communism fell, and maybe even during Communism.
They want a large amount of people to live in poverty conditions is what you mean. You keep saying communist-like conditions because you’re trying to get away with blaming communism for all poverty in general.