> That's a false chain of reasoning. Agreed, I was merely outlining the opposite side argument in a very concise way so that it's immediately obvious how much

> That's a false chain of reasoning. Agreed, I was merely outlining the opposite side argument in a very concise way so that it's immediately obvious how much broken it is. > It does not hamper free market competition, it protects human beings from monopolies and cartels and sets up the legal framework within which the free market is allowed to operate. This is precisely my opinion, as stated in my second paragraph.