[ComradeRed]

Corporatism is Socialism for the Bourgeiouse as according to Locke.

Uhmm, that is capitalism. Socialism is capitalism for the proles.

Number one: There are only two ways in which a monopoly can occur. 1)Through government intervention 2)When consumers only buy one brand Note that number two has and never will happen, unless through government interference. Corporatism occurs, only, when government interfers with the free market.

I hear this all the time, but it simply is not true. IT is assuming that competition somehow is always growing, and that it will never have a tendency to shrink. In reality, it is nothing like this. The competition never multiplies, a good example of this is the automobile industry in America. Originally, there were about 500 companies, in less than fifty years it was only 5.

Social Darwinism is a flawed theory, take a course of biology, it's pretty self explanatory.

You're not grasping the concept of corporatism at all. It has absolutely nothing at all to do with this.

Define corporatism, is it a fascist state(definition 1) or a state who's influenced by the corporations(definition 2)[at least according to the dictionary].

Seriously, where do you get this tripe?

What are you maundering about? How is social Darwinism supposed to function in your world?

Corporatism simply preserves the ownership of private property, as under capitalism, but in corporatism the government manipulates the system to deliver goods to favored constituents.

The "invisible hand" is supposed to do this. I suppose it just slaps you capitalists silly, eh?

Corporatism is the modern day evolution of the primitive laissez-faire system described by Karl Marx.

Well, if Dr. Marx was right(and he has been so far) then the labourors will unionize and demand higher and higher wages. A slow and steady project, but it will destroy Capitalism.