It's kinda funny how that works

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We need to Make a codist organization called the CCC short for codes can't choosetoenterthegenepoolplease

monopoly is a board game, we're discussing real life

Check the edit logs mistah hot shot.
Wiki's got them for all articles.

It's like the KKK but for a good cause

We all get cat ears instead of hats

And with that, I'm out. Because that was just a direct attack ad hominem against me due to the fact Codes knows he's lost this argument.
PEACE!

Yeah, I just dick around when I know the other person lost

So this whole time, you guys believed that a free market is a government regulating a company to not be a monopoly

Lol

It's funny, this conversation could've possible gone toward whether a free market is an inherent good (it is). but we're stuck at Codes not being able to process that competition requires a free market.

That is not a free market

I didn't give a scenario.

You're dumb.

Stop talking.

HEY EVERYONE CHECK OUT THIS ANCAP

It has been thoroughly proven that you are an idiot, Codes.

Please explain how regulation = free market

Here let's say this

no

In your lemonade example

Stop, codes.

I understand what you're saying

I get it.

You choose to sell your lemonade stand

And I have an answer without your kindergarten description.

It's a lot simpler than you think.

We'll go back to your original definition, ONE MORE TIME.

free mar·ket

/ˈˌfrē ˈmärkət/

noun

noun: free market; plural noun: free markets; modifier noun: free-market

an economic system in which prices are determined by unrestricted competition between privately owned businesses.

I posted it for display

I swear to god if you tell me that's not a free market

I will hunt you down and backhand you.

Yeah, and in your example made made lemonade or what ever shit it was

Sued you to the ground?

Am I right?

It's better to feel bad than to smell bad because feeling bad is taking 1 L and smelling bad is taking 2

Right. The competition used the government to regulate their competition.