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That’s not comparable, that analogy is like saying I have a backyard so there’s no government monopoly on parks. It’s not like saying there’s a private tennis c
by mint2 2y ago
That’s not comparable, that analogy is like saying I have a backyard so there’s no government monopoly on parks. It’s not like saying there’s a private tennis club and public tennis courts, or whatever other typical park amenities.
That flawed analogy is like saying I have a baton so police aren’t a monopoly on protection, when my analogy actually was private security companies.