It is the job of corporate leaders to conquer this country if they can. We should not hold that against them, but we should not let them succeed. So, sure, we must to fight for our freedoms, but let's be careful to plot a good strategy. We have conquered the world with it, and it can also give us the power to feed and clothe the world. The multinationals should be brought to heel, not destroyed.
Industrial capitalism is certainly a potential danger to our republic.
So, the founders created total institutions. The workers lived in corporate boarding houses, participated in compulsory religious services, and they were kept under strict supervision at all times. It was hoped that the workers would thus avoid the vice of their British counterparts and become instead an enlightened model community of republican virtues. The Boston Associates expected their totalitarian systems to be model republics, and it didn't work. Within a few years trouble-makers were agitating for more freedom.