Showing posts with label corportations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label corportations. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 7, 2010

del Valle, State of Play

Because corporations have many supporters to thrive, they also have a lot of money, and with the combination of those two, they have a lot of power. So, if a corporation chooses to act as an individual using the entire corporation’s power, it has more power in the democracy. This is a problem and undermines a democracy, because it then gives the power, opinion, voice, and vote of many people to only one person, which means that one person who leads a corporation can affect the government/democracy in a big way, by influencing and changing the opinions of the many followers. Similar to what PointCorp does in the film.