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Agreed 100%. Does this mean if you ever built a company, and it gets too big, it will get nationalized? And what will keep the law from evolving to nationaliz

• yahna 9y ago
  Look, a temporarily embarrassed unicorn founder. This is the same logic that people use to argue against the Estate tax.
• jhasse 9y ago
  > Does this mean if you ever built a company, and it gets too big, it will get nationalized? Why not? I guess it also has to provide some important infrastructure for other companies. > And what will keep the law from evolving to nationalizing slightly smaller businesses as time goes. That's a slippery slope argument. Do you want to nationalize nothing?
  • kayman 9y ago
    > That's a slippery slope argument. Do you want to nationalize nothing? I meant where do we draw the line?
    • jhasse 9y ago
      We're already drawing a line since some things are already nationalized. We'd just need to move it.
  • featherverse 9y ago
    > Why not? I guess it also has to provide some important infrastructure for other companies. there are so many reasons it would literally fill hours of political philosophy and economics debate. and has. These debates have been had. At length, and for many years.