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> consumers in the US so rarely fight for their rights we belive in markets weeding out the bad players. Laws are too inflexible and slow moving compared to ma
by dominotw 5y ago
> consumers in the US so rarely fight for their rights
we belive in markets weeding out the bad players. Laws are too inflexible and slow moving compared to markets.
- cinntaile 5y agoAnd then at the same time the corporate lobbyists are donating money to politicians so that the markets will sort it out?
- netizen-936824 5y ago>we believe the propaganda that tells us markets weed out the bad players Fixed. We need regulations not more market freedom. Market freedom is how we got PFAS and plastic in the oceans. And the regulations need to be effective, not gutted by market lobbyists
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- drekk 5y agoI don't know why you're speaking for me here? Laws are made by lobbyists purchasing government seats in your "free market". It's laughable you think consumers have an impact on the passage of laws or their contents