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This sentence does not say any more than commenting on burglary to say “everyone tries to get resources for themselves”. A small bakery cannot engage in price
by elevatortrim 1y ago
This sentence does not say any more than commenting on burglary to say “everyone tries to get resources for themselves”.
A small bakery cannot engage in price manipulation for a meaningful time or volume to oust competition, that activity is completely different category.
- snickerbockers 1y agoBut the problem with burglary isn't the resource acquisition, it's the burglary. Amazon is fundamentally performing the same act as the independent bookstore, they're just doing a better job. Anyways the fundamental problem with most bookstores that aren't Barnes and Noble is that they all do a terrible job of having the things I want to read. When the local artisan bookstore won't bother to stock RA Salvatore or even fucking Tolkien because it's too "low brow" I don't have a whole lot of empathy for them. I actually do enjoy bookstores when they aren't merely a far more inconvenient way to order books from a large corporate distribution center.
- gms 1y agoNo, there is a difference. Burglary involves coercion. The choice to shop at small/big bakeries is yours alone; no one is forcing you to pick one.