> So the model seems that there are unwritten rules and that the whole country is allowed to club you into submission if you don't follow them. You mean like r

> So the model seems that there are unwritten rules and that the whole country is allowed to club you into submission if you don't follow them. You mean like rent and monopoly seeking and corporations try to buy politicians and eliminate competitors so they can force consumers into submission? Looks like a case of using the power you have, like corporations do. Why do you take a dim view of collective action when capitalism is a system that is slanted toward rich corporations? Also Musk here is typically full of shit: he makes various libertarian noises but Sweden's system is largely untouched by government, it's an understanding between larger corporations and workers (unions). Sweden even got an opt out from EU minimum wage laws to preserve this understanding. Musk should be rejoicing the unfettered capitalism, but in reality he just wants everything his own way, and thinks he can get it.