Suppression, Monopoly and Media of Payment, 2

We can put it another way, too: it has been said that a typical suppressive strategy is that of getting a hold on a vital line in an organization and the power to obstruct its flow, and then exploit it: the flow is vital, so the organization will be willing to give something in exchange for the relief of the obstruction. Monopoly and oligopoly do just that, isn’t it? We can also use an old word for it: blackmail. Example: addiction traders, soul slave masters whether they’re within or outside the law, they induce the individual into thinking he is incomplete without the addiction, then profit from selling him what he now thinks he can’t do without, while the truth is that addiction just pretends to give but a little of what it has robbed in the first place. Example: those who undermine the water main so they can sell you dearly bottled water.

It is more than obvious that such a mean exploitation of an obstructed vital line has to rightfully explode in the monopolist’s face so that the society regains what was its own in the first place and the monopolist pays for his or her crimes. Only, it takes enough honest, informed and willing individuals to do so.

Survival is economics, economics is production and exchange, media of payment are vital for exchange as blood for the body, and the monopoly/oligopoly discussed here targets just this very basic vital line.

The more you will know about how it works exactly, the more you will be able to evaluate its impact on the whole society, and the amount of cover and silence about it as well.

How does a monopoly/oligopoly on media of payment get built?