Do not make the mistake of thinking that because my conclusion is the same as another person's that my reasoning is the same
Nathan Newman gives us an example worth plagiarizing:
Yet when employers gang up together against workers, you rarely hear that coordinated action denounced for its class warfare rhetoric
Out in California, the unions were planning to strike only Vons supermarkets, but Kroger, Safeway and Albertsons management decided to lock out all their employees as well:
Now there's the class spirit by the employers.
Corporations are the modern Leninists-- combining in central committees to bust unions, write our national energy policy, and stuff pro-corporate "free trade" deals down our throats.
But its worth paying attention when that class unity of corporations comes out into the open, since they spend so much time propagandizing about "competition" and the idea that companies could never combine at the expense of workers and consumers.