Masculinity

[Smitty-48]

How are corporations monolithic?

they're all basically the same, driven by the same purpose, they have the same doctrines & dogmas

[Smitty-48]

it's like you brought up Megachurches before

is that really even a church anymore ?

a Megachurch behaves like a corporation, despite the crucifix above the door

[The Conservative]

How are corporations monolithic?

Look at what they did with Trump, one acted they all moved in the same way... if that's not enough of an example, I don't know what is...

[DBTrek]

Not impressed with these arguments.

Corporations are monoliths because "they're all basically the same, driven by the same purpose, they have the same doctrines & dogmas".
But humans aren't, even though they all have the same DNA, are driven by the same survival needs, and build the same social bonds and cultural institutions.

Followed by "look how they reacted to Trump!".
Because Goya isn't a corporation.

Whatever guys.
If simplicity is your bag, run with it.
Just don't bring simplicity to the table, and later complain that stuff is "more complex" when challenged.

[The Conservative]

Not impressed with these arguments.

Corporations are monoliths because "they're all basically the same, driven by the same purpose, they have the same doctrines & dogmas".
But humans aren't, even though they all have the same DNA, are driven by the same survival needs, and build the same social bonds and cultural institutions.

Followed by "look how they reacted to Trump!".
Because Goya isn't a corporation.

Whatever guys.
If simplicity is your bag, run with it.
Just don't bring simplicity to the table, and later complain that stuff is "more complex" when challenged.

What is the definition of a monolithic entity or entities?

[DBTrek]

3a: constituting a massive undifferentiated and often rigid whole
a monolithic society
b: exhibiting or characterized by often rigidly fixed uniformity
monolithic party unity

[The Conservative]

3a: constituting a massive undifferentiated and often rigid whole
a monolithic society
b: exhibiting or characterized by often rigidly fixed uniformity
monolithic party unity

Notice a common theme between the definitions?

[DBTrek]

I seem to be the only one noticing, frankly.

[The Conservative]

I seem to be the only one noticing, frankly.

Or not... the fact is that the entities that supply the majority of services to the world (or we can just talk about the US in this case) are pretty much controlled by a single party (Democrat Leftists), how can you not say they are not monolithic in nature?

[DBTrek]

I seem to be the only one noticing, frankly.

Or not... the fact is that the entities that supply the majority of services to the world (or we can just talk about the US in this case) are pretty much controlled by a single party (Democrat Leftists), how can you not say they are not monolithic in nature?

How can I say Democrats don't control a global economy full of corporations?
By not being retarded.
That's how I can say it.
A better question might be "How could one believe that one American political party single-handedly controls the world's global corporations?"