Monopolies are for board games, not real life

“Monopolies Are for Board Games, Not Real Life” critiques the dangers of concentrated corporate power and the harm it causes to individuals and communities. While monopolies may be a fun and strategic part of a board game, in real life they stifle competition, drive up prices, and limit choice, all while exploiting workers and consumers. This catchphrase challenges the idea that monopolies are just a natural part of business, reminding us that in a healthy economy, competition and fairness should prevail. Wearing this message is a call for the dismantling of monopolistic practices that prioritize profit over people and a demand for a more equitable and just system where no single entity controls everything.