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All regulations favour some groups more than others. Exempting small business could easily be viewed as hostile / corrupt regulation disfavouring large entitie
by bluegatty 2mo ago
All regulations favour some groups more than others.
Exempting small business could easily be viewed as hostile / corrupt regulation disfavouring large entities.
These kinds of regulations are usually not even welcome by larger companies, but there is less pushback.
'packaging' isn't the place to use the c-word.
- dragochat 2mo agomakes perfect sense bc in a world ruled by big corpos, govs are captured and work in their interests, so they become hostile to SMBs. > Exempting small business could easily be viewed as hostile / corrupt regulation disfavouring large entities. then let's PLEASE have MORE of these "corrupt" and "hostile" regulations, it's clear that in a more and more chaotic global economy only a swarm of small players can change direction fast enough, with some support from big corpos providing economies of scale only in selected sectors (energy, resources extraction, hardware, AI deployment/inference optimizations, healthcare and just a few others)