> amortizing is unavoidable, but Walmart has more regulatory burden than a corner shop Why should walmart have more regulatory burden? It's not like workplace

> amortizing is unavoidable, but Walmart has more regulatory burden than a corner shop Why should walmart have more regulatory burden? It's not like workplace injuries are less severe in a corner shop. It's not like food safety is less important. > who knows what the ratio is? Walmart does. It pushes regulations as competitive advantage. > The only way I can see you going from here is hardcore Libertarianism, and I don't bother debating that. Of course not. You think that intentions matter. Me, I'm pissed that you insist on giving my money to the politically well connected and think that that somehow makes you a good person.