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| rdfs:comment | - Corporatism is the political belief that corporation, not nationstates, should provide vital services. The employer, not the government, should provide healthcare by getting the employee healthcare insurance. The whole industry, with all participating corporations, should negotiate trade policy, not the government.
- The following Objective was adopted by the General Assembly of Occupy Los Angeles on Saturday, November 27, 2011: A major Objective of Occupy LA is to END CORPORATISM on the National, State and Local levels. We define CORPORATISM as the merger between Corporate and State Power. Some examples of this nexus are: As long as the above described condition is allowed to persist, the interests of the People will be prejudiced in favor of the Corporate interests of the 1%. We will seek out all peaceful means, including citizen legislative, legal and protest action to END CORPORATISM.
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| abstract | - Corporatism is the political belief that corporation, not nationstates, should provide vital services. The employer, not the government, should provide healthcare by getting the employee healthcare insurance. The whole industry, with all participating corporations, should negotiate trade policy, not the government.
- The following Objective was adopted by the General Assembly of Occupy Los Angeles on Saturday, November 27, 2011: A major Objective of Occupy LA is to END CORPORATISM on the National, State and Local levels. We define CORPORATISM as the merger between Corporate and State Power. Some examples of this nexus are: · the pervasive influence of lobbyists throughout government · the revolving door between the private and public sectors as corporate executives and lobbyists become governmental regulators and legislators and then move back into the private sector again. · The awarding of public contracts to private politically and economically connected interests · The dependency and predominance of the public Electoral process on private and Corporate funding · Commonplace Legislative action blatantly prejudicial to the public interest and grossly beneficial to favored Corporate interests · The elevation of Corporations to the legal status of persons · Wars waged in the interest of Corporate profits. As long as the above described condition is allowed to persist, the interests of the People will be prejudiced in favor of the Corporate interests of the 1%. We will seek out all peaceful means, including citizen legislative, legal and protest action to END CORPORATISM.
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