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It’s always tragically hilarious when people demand that the government protect them from a “monopoly.” What on earth do they think a government is?
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Plus, today, with the government industrial complexes, the monopolies are becoming even tighter.
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People don’t think beyond government.
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It’s a monopoly on violence, that’s for sure
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Exactly! And a monopoly isn’t necessarily a bad thing. A cartel is bad — and there’s a BIG difference.
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Probably the people who are always losing when playing the board game.
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Where we get agency
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But the Monopoly has one glasses adn a funny mustache, it's a real deal and scary :(
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The governments, are all in for monopolies that work in their favor!
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If fully public-majority driven, then government is an agent not a monopoly.
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You can. Don’t buy their products. It’s even easier since you don’t need to wait 4 years and you don’t need to convince other people.
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Not when a corporation owns products that are to sustain the bare basics of sustaining life, I.e. food, healthcare. Subsistence farming is hard when corporations use patents to prevent crops from being grown by them and you can’t legally keep extra seeds for the next season.
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Patent is a state-created thing.
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And what if it? Even if it wasn’t created by the state, the minimum of the libertarian state will maintain legal structures such as this. It just hands enforcement to the company, and if the state can barely function and pay its legal adjudicators, who do you think will pay them?
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