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>before regulation leveled the field again Before regulation locked out any possibility of long term successful competition.
by molticrystal 8y ago
>before regulation leveled the field again
Before regulation locked out any possibility of long term successful competition.
- rootusrootus 8y agoIf you have to break the rules to succeed against competition that is playing by the rules, it may be a sign that your business is not sustainable.
- Judgmentality 8y ago> If you have to break the rules to succeed against competition that is playing by the rules I read this three times before I understood what you were saying. At first I read it as "If you have to break the rules to succeed against competition, that is playing by the rules" as if to justify breaking the rules. English is a lovingly ambiguous language sometimes.
- thrower123 8y agoOr just that the rules are stupid, and/or bought and paid for by the incumbent businesses. I have no sympathy for taxi medallion owners or the entire system of graft that caused it to arise. Basically everybody wants to pull the ladder up after them once they get to the top.
- jalfresi 8y ago>Before regulation locked out any possibility of long term successful competition from companies willing to exploit loopholes in hard won labour laws whilst putting the health of the general public in danger by exploiting the slow moving mechanism of governance for profit