> First kill the big corporations, then think about fair laws.

It's not possible to kill big corporations before fair laws, because as you said yourself "corporations are already above the law"

Unfair laws don't apply to big corporations, they only apply to the people opposed to big corporations

It's akin to hamstringing a horse and saying you'll fix it when they win

Perhaps they just did, or we are doing it - basically this should lead to abolition of copyright to any published article there is. Not sure how’d it impact open source, we’ll either have all of it open, or none at all.

> When you have corporations more powerful than the government of the biggest states, it's a bug, not a feature.

The only distinction between corporations and governments is one of them are morally bankrupt arbiters of force.

How do you suggest making them smaller?

For instance, what if google was still just serving search results w/ ads, and they never expanded that. How would you make them smaller?

> When you have corporations more powerful than the government of the biggest states

I don’t know how you define powerful, but I highly doubt it is at that point.

> Big corporations are too big, they should just not exist.

Nor should big governments.

Nor should big countries, for that matter.

Economies of scale generate value