It's interesting that the left has pretty much given up on ideas of economic equality and inclusiveness in favor of pointing and sputtering when people say things which are not politically correct. If I were a suspicious type, I'd wonder if political correctness had corporate sponsorship; it certainly seems to have paid off for the oligarchy...
To his first point, it's not really true. Many of the largest and scariest businesses are still family businesses. Louis Dreyfus Group (yes, Seinfeld girl is a scion of this $120b/yr "family business"), Cargill, Koch, Bechtel, Bloomberg, Mansfield, Kingston, Sungard, Dole, Bausch & Lomb, Deloitte, Hearst, Bosch, PWC, Aramco, Vitol, Continental grain, Scoular, Consolidated Grain & Barge, Safra Group, Armajaro. Most of these companies are deeply embedded in the power structure of their host countries and other countries. What's scary is how huge they are, and how little people are even aware of their existence. When you start looking at them, well, some of them look kind of like they are run by James Bond villains.
To his first point, it's not really true. Many of the largest and scariest businesses are still family businesses. Louis Dreyfus Group (yes, Seinfeld girl is a scion of this $120b/yr "family business"), Cargill, Koch, Bechtel, Bloomberg, Mansfield, Kingston, Sungard, Dole, Bausch & Lomb, Deloitte, Hearst, Bosch, PWC, Aramco, Vitol, Continental grain, Scoular, Consolidated Grain & Barge, Safra Group, Armajaro. Most of these companies are deeply embedded in the power structure of their host countries and other countries. What's scary is how huge they are, and how little people are even aware of their existence. When you start looking at them, well, some of them look kind of like they are run by James Bond villains.