Message from @Undead Mockingbird
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Hrm, I'm not entirely sure on the economics there but it wouldn't surprise me
Well, many cities in China took the economic crown from HK so HK no longer has a say because "HK ain't cool anymore"
So China start crimping down on their freedom
I just shoved my face with strawberry yogurt, the big bites are the best
Yes, HK is a sad case.
It's just a transition down the shitter, by 2047 HK will be fully Chinafied with no self government, all of these are just a process to get you used to it.
Whenever there is a free market, regulations usually flood in soon after.
And China is seeping in, for sure.
They always push little by little.
Pseudo capitalism - only for the politburo
Mexicans just sprayed insecticide to the migrant caravan.
Lmao
Tomorrow they will shower hose them lmaooo
Can we just make an america's america where a free market STAYS a free market no matter what attempts are made.
Because of really solid rules that prevent the true bullshit
Might be nice.
The problem is that all sides always shout for the government to fix their problems.
That is why you get more and more bloat, like Windows.
You can't build a well functioning system by only ever adding things.
Maybe standard practice for laws or some class of regulations shoud be that they have a deadline at which they have to be re-authorized. That's the case with some laws.
I want non-politicans are president from now on.
If they are no longer useful, they should disappear
I want Thomas Sowell as president.
Like trump? Lol
Milton Friedman as VP.
Paradise
Anyone who raises taxes or adds welfare progams will be shot
I dont see how a zero regulations will work
Follow me around the corner.
I have a presentation there.
If trash aren't regulated I can just dump it at my competitors front door
Well, I was exaggerating.
So must have some regulation
Just a quick example
I like how Friedman explains the limits of regulations.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cl_qwo2VIlU
He recognizes that some regulations are necessary, but provides a good rationale for how to minimize them.
Right, I see a system where the least amount of regulation that works
Like apple engineer says you take stuff out until you cant take out anymore
I think that maxime goes back further.