If there is one thing I want people to steer away from its brand loyalty.  This is the worst concept since slavery.  It is a mental slavery entrapping unsuspecting people (inhumanely code-named consumers) into a trance where they create a value of a product based on its insignia alone.  The main reason why I disapprove of money-driven fiends is because poor people are exploited because they are naturally going to buy the cheapest premade food they can find. Since large corporations buy greater quantities of goods, they are the only ones who can sell their products at such a cheap price.  The poison (food) they sell is not the worst infraction against humanity; their worst offense is their aggressive marketing tactics that bombard the most defenseless targets, children.  Large corporations hire researchers so that they can try and psychologically implant their brand through commercials and other advertising tactics.  Also, the disregard for the value of a human life when it comes to the treatment of their own catalysts of economic prison is disturbing.  There needs to be legislation put into place to protect people from the megalomaniacs who will stop at nothing to rob the working class with no repercussions in broad daylight.  Some may ask, don’t we need these large corporations to compete globally with company’s arising in other countries where there is no policy against the monopolization of an industry?  We do not because they are concentrating the density of money into the hands of the rich few.  This does not help working class people because a large percentage of money that million-/billion-aires make just sits in the bank and collects interest further creating a concentration of money that basically doesn’t do much or “work”.  On the otherhand if a poor struggling local business owner receives our funds he is most likely to spend all the money he makes because he doesn’t have extra to save.  So, in conclusion, we need to stop giving all the money to people who will not re-invest it back into America and increase the gdp