two of your examples are companies that are in bed with government......BO saved GM remember....? and that money he's printing through the roof is going to the banks.....
Walmart execs are making money playing by the rules.....you don't have to work there or are you just jealous..?
A sidenote of the corporatocracy is that laws will be written and government will be influenced in order to benefit the largest corporations.
My examples illustrate that no matter how effed up a company is, the execs will always make sure that they get top dollar. Is this really the way free enterprise is supposed to work?
as long as a company is not in bed with government and is playing by the rules laid out for everyone in a free market.....capitalism is all about making profit....and the owners and the talent at the top will be taking the most risk and therefore the most winnings if successful....however if they are successful the employees win cause they keep their jobs and can move up and investors win because their stock goes up....
on the other hand... if they are in bed with BO/government and getting 'free' taxpayer money and subsidies like your auto company and banks.....THEN you can call them 'greedy mofos'....because they are taking tax money directly from YOU that you did not approve....and BO/government is playing favorites in what is no longer a free market...
corporate socialism is just another form of SOCIALISM....at the heart of which is controlling force...which is what 'progressive' marxists like BO are ultimately all about...control....
I agree with your statement about corporate socialism because that's pretty easy to spot. On the other hand, our whole economy has become so intertwined that I don't think you can justify this level of greed and dysfunction even if a corporation is ostensibly private. The largest players will make sure they push nearly everyone else out of a market to the point that private citizens have no choice but to patronize them.
For instance, I would love to boycott Monsanto. How do I do it? Same for Murray Energy Corporation.