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They'll tend to see them as protecting the interests of business, which has, for whatever reason, become part and parcel of supporting the "free market" in cont
by shapoopy 15y ago
They'll tend to see them as protecting the interests of business, which has, for whatever reason, become part and parcel of supporting the "free market" in contemporary American political culture.
- amitparikh 15y agoand that's the biggest hypocrisy... what they are really supporting are the interests of existing businesses.