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Not being from the US, this is probably a stupid question. But why can't people in the US sell willingly and freely sell things (legitimate or otherwise) to oth
by justin101 3y ago
Not being from the US, this is probably a stupid question. But why can't people in the US sell willingly and freely sell things (legitimate or otherwise) to other willing buyers without government interference/participation?
I guess I used to think the US was the "land of the free" I guess I understood that people used this phrase in a literal way. Im wondering, when American's use the phrase "land of the free" perhaps I am misunderstanding, and it's really generally used in an ironic way?
Can someone please explain?
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- IOT_Apprentice 3y agoWell first there are taxes. Secondly some things like narcotics are not alllowed to be sold. Other controlled substances as well.
- paxys 3y ago"Can't people in the US go out and shoot other people, because it is the land of the free?" No, there are still laws, and fraud is illegal.
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