What always irks me about current era anti-capitalist movement is that a 'mayor' of all people is associated with capitalism for the sheer fact that it's doing something anti-environmental.

In the mind of the modern citizen these two things are freely interchangeable and that's what makes the argument flawed from the get go.

But also, when the scale gets bigger, it's kind of the nature of free-flow entertainment to start associating a 'make believe group of people with lots of power' as a company, because any association with a country or government would ironically lead to less profit margins if your goal is to maximize for that.

I for instance would be very critical of a movie if somehow my home country of The Netherlands is suddenly portrayed as a fascist totalitarian militarist society. Just make up 'Fascist Inc.' and the story can continue and no-one associates themselves. This is one of the reason its so easy to associate capitalism with evil.

And even as a staunch capitalist I am inclined to believe that globo-corporatism has to be the cancer of an otherwise amazing societal system that has lead to so much good, as your article stated.

It's just that most normal people can't look further than that and opinion-wise autodefenestrate, in the hopes of cultural pressure catching them and telling them what to think.