Yeah, and you have to try and break all of those down. Your fundamental question is really: "how do you break centralized corporate power?"
You'll have to fundamentally break down all corporate protections and limited liability organizations. All of them are effectively extensions of government power. You'll have to stop disincentivizing private ownership and private businesses, along with ending disincentives against entrepreneurship and sole proprietorship. In fact, sole proprietorships should be the primary form of business, not corporations.
We live in a Socialist system already. Corporatism is the end result of any practical application of Socialism, and our entire monetary Keynsian monetary system is built on socialist economics. You can't even just burn the cathedral down, you have to literal deconstruct it via disassembly. Tax laws, tax subsidies, court systems, whole arbitration processes, full agencies, entire bureaucratic networks, whole credential systems, etc, etc.
Wait, how do you do that.
The internet is currently a practical centrally-controlled monopoly with Google, Facebook, Twitter, Clpudflare, Paypal/Mastercard strangling everyone.
Yeah, and you have to try and break all of those down. Your fundamental question is really: "how do you break centralized corporate power?"
You'll have to fundamentally break down all corporate protections and limited liability organizations. All of them are effectively extensions of government power. You'll have to stop disincentivizing private ownership and private businesses, along with ending disincentives against entrepreneurship and sole proprietorship. In fact, sole proprietorships should be the primary form of business, not corporations.
We live in a Socialist system already. Corporatism is the end result of any practical application of Socialism, and our entire monetary Keynsian monetary system is built on socialist economics. You can't even just burn the cathedral down, you have to literal deconstruct it via disassembly. Tax laws, tax subsidies, court systems, whole arbitration processes, full agencies, entire bureaucratic networks, whole credential systems, etc, etc.