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How are you defining free market or victory? I'm not aware of any existent "free market."

• WalterBright 6y ago
  That all depends on what the meaning of "is" is.
  • komali2 6y ago
    Reduction ad absurdism is not valid here. My question is perfectly valid for such a brief comment claiming something so far reaching.
    • WalterBright 6y ago
      I'm familiar with rhetorical attempts to redefine commonly understood terms, or assign overly literal meanings. I prefer to abstain from such debates. The words I use are commonplace and I use the commonplace meanings of them.