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If you want to claim that something exists you need a definition of what that thing is, which everyone seems to be missing. Your argument kind of boils down to
by daniel-s 6y ago
If you want to claim that something exists you need a definition of what that thing is, which everyone seems to be missing.
Your argument kind of boils down to, "why would there be competition in the marketplace?" which flies in the face of most fundamental ideas of economics. While you might be correct, you kind of need to be more correct than 200 years of economic thought.
- question000 6y agoNo you a definition of free market. Basically it appears to be a magical metaphysical thing like the Garden of Eden.
- daniel-s 6y agoNow you're just being silly.
- question000 6y agoWhy? Seriously, I pointed out the major flaw in your argument and you just ignore it? "Real" free markets don't exists and they need to be regulated. It's a very basic tenet of socialism (the major political ideology on Earth). Like you must be trolling.
- daniel-s 6y agoGenerally I would disagree with the immediate point/logic of your argument... However I will note in this case that your justification is that your idea comes from socialism: literally the worst human idea EVER, comparable unfavourably to genocide, and responsible for about 200 million dead people in the 20th century; again, worse than genocide.
- question000 6y agoProving my point here that this is like a religious thing to you. I don't even support Socialism, but you obviously think of it like some metaphysical evil like the Devil. Ideas are ideas, they can't commit genocide.