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That's what I'm referring to, if the laws exist but there isn't a specific common good that they are addressing that the new entrant is destroying or hurting, t
by raiyu 9y ago
That's what I'm referring to, if the laws exist but there isn't a specific common good that they are addressing that the new entrant is destroying or hurting, then the laws should be adapted over time. Certainly they could have went the direct route to get the law changed, but as time has shown having power and then getting changes is usually a simpler process.
So they are operating in a gray area but not hurting the common good, so adapting the laws would make sense.
Not the same as producing something toxic as a by product of your product and then releasing that into the environment.