>Each of the things you mentioned were instances in which the government interfered with the open market and made things worse. No, all the things that I menti

>Each of the things you mentioned were instances in which the government interfered with the open market and made things worse. No, all the things that I mention are instances of actual markets. Were is this free market? If it's possible, why it hasn't been seen anywhere on earth? >The free market left to itself would fix most of it's own problems I mean, to reason about what the free market will do IF it exists has no value. The free market, even if it was imposed by some power for one second, would have to be forcibly sustained by human agents --namely corporations, consumers, workers and the government. Nothing tells us that it would, in fact history teaches us otherwise. One might as well say: "If everybody always was pro peace and love, and never did anything bad, we would have world peace and love". Of course, but the whole point is in how to achieve that. So, to say "the free market would fix most of it's own problems" has zero value, if the #1 problem is how to create and sustain a free market itself.