That kind of behavior is strangely similar to the kind of behavior that corrupts the public sector and government. Isn't it ironic that we are so quick to brin

That kind of behavior is strangely similar to the kind of behavior that corrupts the public sector and government. Isn't it ironic that we are so quick to bring about arguments regarding the inefficiencies of command economies and big governments due to corruption, bureaucracy, and misalignment of government worker incentives, when our economy is made up of these same smaller scale command economies exhibiting these same problems and inefficiencies?