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The whole point of capitalism is that you solve those problems from the bottom up, not from the top down. Pick one.
by oconnore 10y ago
The whole point of capitalism is that you solve those problems from the bottom up, not from the top down. Pick one.
- Thrymr 10y agoAre you confusing the free market with capitalism here? Capital is striving to destroy competition; in a truly free market, consumers will counterbalance that if it is not in their interest (e.g. favor smaller airlines that give better service).
- droopyEyelids 10y agoHow could consumers possibly counterbalance a monopoly? The whole point of a monopoly is that you remove choice from the consumers while creating barriers to the entry of competition.
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- yock 10y agoI completely agree, though I thought it more polite to not completely dismiss out-of-hand the person to whom I was responding.