cool skill said:So answer this if you can. If you wanted to destroy the rich and their huge corporations as well as their capitalist system, how would you go about doing it? Not saying that you personally would want to do this. More like saying "if" you did wanted to do this. Or do you think it is not possible even if you wanted to do it?
Yes, I could tell you some very effective ways to do what you want but I'm not about to. Why? Because helping your "cause" would be insane.
It's clear that you haven't got the slightest idea of how things must work! For one thing, without the big businesses there would be NO research, no improvement in products, no new medications, never a cure for cancer, HIV & AIDS and thousands of other things that have improved life and the standard of living for everyone.
And you say "take from the corporations and give to the poor? How utterly dumb! Do you actually know who owns the corporations? Yes, many rich people own stock but the vast majority of the corporations are owned by plain, ordinary citizens. A lot of it is owned by pension and trust funds that were established to support people after they become too old to work. Do you want to make them penniless?
Now let's talk about your "poor" that you seem to be trying so hard to be the champion of and for. Do you really know why most of them are poor? It has nothing to do with "oppression" as you so blindly claim. The reason can be summed up in these three things: stupidity, laziness, and an unwillingness to manage their money. An individual person's problems result from one, two or a combination of all three. They waste what money they have on things that do not advance their situation and don't bother trying to save anything. Look at all the "Rent To Own" places. Who keeps them in business? People who pay $35/week to rent a BIG expensive TV (which if they actually finished paying for would have cost four times it's retail price anywhere else) that they keep for a few months - and then it's repossessed. Then it's rented to a different idiot. But that's what they want - rather than saving and buying an ordinary TV like most of us have.
You are MUCH too quick to blame big business for causing people to be poor. But the real truth is that it is the poor themselves that make themselves poor.