> I love free markets. I think the author means that he loves the unfair markets which benefited him personally. I don't think I've ever seen such a thing as a

> I love free markets. I think the author means that he loves the unfair markets which benefited him personally. I don't think I've ever seen such a thing as a free market. We have a few large stock exchanges in each country which dominate our entire economy and dictate which company can or can't be listed. How is this a free market? Also, this article is extremely hypocritical coming from someone who co-founded a startup (CleanBrowsing) whose main line of business is censorship.