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Sounds like the free market. We mostly think a free market means freedom for consumers, but it’s also freedom for suppliers.

• ralusek 5y ago
  I don't remember saying that it wasn't. Another part of a free market involves stating your preferences...which I just did.
  • awb 5y ago
    No, a free market doesn’t require any statement of preferences, just freedom to buy and sell. Your wallet states your preferences in a free market, not your words. Stating your preferences online is just practicing free speech.
    • brigandish 5y ago
      > Your wallet states your preferences in a free market, not your words. It states the preferences you can afford.
    • ralusek 5y ago
      This is a very stupid comment, and I will take it to be us finishing what was already a pointless conversation.