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I have trouble reading an article from a news source that use value-laden statements like "snubs French free delivery ban" as if they are committing some sort o

by hvs 12y ago

I have trouble reading an article from a news source that use value-laden statements like "snubs French free delivery ban" as if they are committing some sort of mortal sin against the state, but have no qualms about making the only visible part of the article be the headline: http://postimg.org/image/ngztksi8j/ http://postimg.org/image/ngztksi8j/ That crass, advertisement-filled page is certainly a bigger offense against the capitalism-averse French than a $0.01 delivery charge.

unclebucknasty 12y ago
>capitalism-averse Interesting phrase In this context, given that the intent (or at least likely effect) of the law is to protect the market from dominance by a single large player.