>imblying

he works via NGOs

Tom are you suggesting that a market will be free and fair with no rules to govern it?

Soros LOVES PENIS so so so so so so so so much

@MrSpac Yes

Because with rules it wouldn't be a free market

dipshit

you're wrong on that but let me make my point first

ok this is epic

Odin be with you Robert Bowers. You are the hero that we needed but did not deserve. Sieg Heil!<:swattie:348458410288873474>

Freedom and anarchy are not the same thing

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robert bowers is a fucking idiot

"a market that isn't free from rules is free"

>:^(

he couldnt have waited a fucking week before retarding everything up?

No Robert Bowers is God!

Don't you think after some time, a few select corporations will hold most of the market itself and govern it as they will?

what's against this

Bowers is a sped with poor strategy

blue wave is happening and it's the fault of trump supporters

a market where you're not free to make rules is not free

@Double Negative The Blue wave can ride this dick for all I care.

@MrSpac Probably not, no. Monopolies are very, VERY rare in a free-market

Examples please

Fucking niggers

in my fantasy utopia*

^

"hello please give examples of something that hasn't been around for 2 centuries"

>:C

>shoots up synagogues and mails bombs to politicians
>w-we're gonna win this one guys

Don't give examples then

just talk out of your ass

source: dude trust me

Sourse: my brian

I wonder if Robert Bowers was ever in this server lol?

guy who shoot up the synagogue was anti-trump

no he wasnt in this server

"It is a myth that natural-monopoly theory was developed first by economists, and then used by legislators to "justify" franchise monopolies. The truth is that the monopolies were created decades before the theory was formalized by intervention-minded economists, who then used the theory as an ex post rationale for government intervention. At the time when the first government franchise monopolies were being granted, the large majority of economists understood that large-scale, capital-intensive production did not lead to monopoly, but was an absolutely desirable aspect of the competitive process."

Don't lie