Are Corporate Monopolies Out Of Control?

Isn't our constitution supposed to guard against corporate monopolies? How can there be any pursuit of happiness and "American dream" when only a handful of companies monopolize the majority of wealth?

Food chains, social networks, mercantile and grocery supermarkets, factories, online auctions... there is no more American dream left only a wasteland of stolen ideas and little fish blown out of the water being the new form of communism. No healthy competition offering better services just greedy control freaks. Like a snowball that gets so big than the middle class has no chance whatsoever of not being bowled over. THEY CONTROL EVERYTHING EVEN OUR OWN PRIVACY IS NO LONGER OUR OWN.

I personally think that most corporations sizes are disproportionate to the health of a balanced capitalistic society.

There would not be so many lobbying problems if there were not these big conglomerates. Time to slice up the American Apple, Google, Facebook, Youtube and Walmart, Koch industries etc... into MUCH smaller businesses then maybe the "trickle down" economics might actually work. But when only a few persons (the 1%) own so much wealth, BILLIONS... they have no incentive to spread it around. When more people own the wealth then each person will logically add more to our economy. Monopolies also use people like they are slaves to reach their own greedy ends.

Where is the accountability and where is choice? There is no choice whatsoever when millions of people are controlled by only a few corporations. They even control the banks and who gets loans... Loans are only issued when they are destined to fail. Then the corporations can also use wall street as a tool to bet against your success. These corporations severely limit the middle class' ability to get anything solvent off the ground. They stifle healthy competition and pay off our elected officials. They fight SOPA and PIPA so they can themselves steal "even more" intellectual property. And then the alternative is just as dismal, to outlaw file sharing and then let another monopoly monitor it? That is sheer madness. I don't think I believe in the American dream anymore.

What dream is left when there is no healthy competition? Our government and judiciary have stood by idle while lack of choice and lack of competition have obliterated the social fabric, infrastructure and incentive of the middle class.