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Communism isn't the problem here and it'd do you well to build an argument that isn't backed by that at every turn.
by earthling8118 3y ago
Communism isn't the problem here and it'd do you well to build an argument that isn't backed by that at every turn.
- anon291 3y agoIt absolutely is. Free markets depend on all forms being legally equal. Government owned firms are not since they have special privileges. In communism, all firms are government owned / controlled at some level. Ergo, no communist firm can engage in a free market.
- hellojesus 3y agoFree markets are markets in which parties are allowed to voluntarily trade without government interfere. Communist-supported companies do not violate free market definitions. After all, people still get to decide whether they will trade with them.