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minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink8•7 months agoDid I misunderstand, but you said you want the government to stop from intervening and making sure everyone plays and equal and fair game? This would mean you condone these companies from banding together.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink-8•7 months agoExample: people are free to assemble, but it’s against the law if that assembly is to carry out crimes.
Did I misunderstand, but you said you want the government to stop from intervening and making sure everyone plays and equal and fair game? This would mean you condone these companies from banding together.
Example: people are free to assemble, but it’s against the law if that assembly is to carry out crimes.
So then you want government regulation?
Limited government regulation