yes it is

@Sechesin won my case btw 😄

Grats

if you think regulating means its not capitalism, then you might as well say we never had capitalism

That's rare, here, anyway

except for about 2 years in 1830s when the UK did land enclosure acts

and it was fucking awful

@Hob congrats man

Very true Sech

@zalfir it is in fact poo

would benign neglect be an appropriate compromise for people who support laissez faire?

"If the government interacts with it its not capitalism"

And I just spilled milk on my extremely cracked phone screen

Lmao

this whole box is poo

benign?

maybe

its another way to say social darwinism

which most people dont care for

and shows in modern governments

I meant interfere. Of course regulations are needed, but those do not effect the success of a business or change the market

Well no, they learn to work with them

Beware the ethical state.

obviously, as we have a variety of government styles

benign neglect was pretty beneficial for colonies and colonial companies, but not for the places they were in

they were fucking awful for UK at first

they didnt know where all the poor people came from

Regulations don't effect the success of a business? Are you ok @W¡ngler

they came from the manors

Regulations dont effect as much as some seem to think

No

But they do

depends how far you go

go to far and you end up in communism

They have the potential to

There are always loopholes and ways to adapt

to little, and you are tribalism

^

yeah

Explained like a pro

thats why it works