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> But even in the absence of much corruption, civil servant selfishness, or partisan rancor, and even with the best political processes that we can imagine, a g
by pphysch 5y ago
> But even in the absence of much corruption, civil servant selfishness, or partisan rancor, and even with the best political processes that we can imagine, a government managed food industry would still probably end up creating a worse world of food over the long run.
Of course a perfect firm/government will perform better than the free market. That's why firms exist.
Libertarian ideologues tend to have blissfully little knowledge or appreciation of the difficulties of scaling and effective management. Big firms sometimes underperform because scaling human organizations is a fucking hard problem, not because "centralization bad".
- TheGigaChad 5y agoCocksucking corporate whore, get cancer and die.
- shukantpal 5y agoIf a problem is fucking hard, then getting rid of it is better. Instead of projecting your arrogance into other ideologues, do some fucking homework.
- pphysch 5y agoIntellectual cowardice--running away from challenges--is one way to describe libertarian ideologues, I'll give you that.
- shukantpal 5y agoOh yeah, ad hominem against libertarians is all you got. People like you shove their head into shit like pigs and think its a "challenge". Nice story bro.