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When did it call the liger a "lion" when it acts like a tiger? In my mind it's acting like a liger, but the lion bits are fundamental to the problem, and hence

• chordalkeyboard 6y ago
  > When did it call the liger a "lion" when it acts like a tiger? In ascribing economic inequality to capitalism when economic inequality is a consequence of a captured regulatory regime that prevents the capitalists from engaging in market activity that would rectify the inequality. > In my mind it's acting like a liger, but the lion bits are fundamental to the problem, and hence why the tiger is showing. In my mind its acting like a liger but the tiger bits are the cause of the problem so its inappropriate to call it a lion.