Minute Made getting the government to set regulations that force the lemonade stand out of business

That is corporatism.

What about people in the bottom right of that chart?

Yes

It says pancake preference

And I'm a pancake

A system in which Minute Made does not have that option to advocate for the restriction of their competition

That is a free market.

Pancakes can;t type

That is s part of a free market

which would you choose

Alright, what's the remainder?

Congrats Rye, you just scored another goal.

There is a correct answer to this problem btw

The Free Market has to be upheld as a principle before it can be upheld as a government policy.

Do you guys realize that I am not saying that it is not due to a free market

?

The correct answer is the five friends because then everyone is in position to see your sweet trick

I'm saying that that is not the definition of a free market

Do you guys realize that this discussion is fucking dumb

no

@Cody
If you say "that's only part of a free market" that implies there's another part there somewhere we're missing. And until you can define what that missing part is on our side: You fail at everything in this conversation forever.

The definition of a FREE MARKET is an unregulated markey

Basically, what Tom said.

In otherwords, if someone wanted to pay me to kill rye

I could accept because its unrestricted

Uhm, no.

Killing rye is regulating his ability to trade

lol, that'll confuse him a second, sched. 😛

But you cant regulate my ability to trade

Now you're changing the definition of free market AGAIN.
Plus you STILL haven't described what the "missing" market is that you keep pushing for your side of the discussion.
@Cody

In a free market

stop trying to regulate my ability to regulate your trade, this is a free market

This was z transaction made by me and the buyer

I just defined my terms beautifully. And you at least partially agreed.

Not rye

Can you explain the part of my scenario that was NOT free trade.

Wtf tom

How can you say this is a free market when you're regulating me codes?

That is literally the definition of a free market