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1 up, 6y,
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boi lmfao you have no clue what we want or work for
0 ups, 6y,
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Deregularion is central to the libertarian platform.

Unrestricted pollution and greed
0 ups, 6y,
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1) yes, we want pure degregulation

2)those are actually created due to companies having to cut corners to make ends meet, due to taxes and regulations, so f**k off
0 ups, 6y,
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1) so I have a clue what you want.

2) If you ever get it, the unregulated corporations will have no restraints. You want to limit government, but not unethical corporations or pollution.

3) I don't want that forced on me.

The bootlicker is the one who wants all the corporations to be able to behave as badly as they want. Private property becomes king and you have to do as the landholder commands.

I Want things well regulated, so that everyone has access to public domain infrastructure- you want privatized toll roads.

piss off.
1 up, 6y,
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1)corporations behave badly due to government involvement in the markets. Govt regulations and taxes kill small businesses, which give large corporations basically a monopoly on consumers. WIthout govt, more bussinesses would form and compete withe each other, this is how free market capitalism works, so corporations would have to act correctly since big daddy govt inst there to bail them out anymore and the consumers have most of the societal power.

corporations cannot survive in a free market unless they play ball like the rest of us and cater to the consumers.

pollution hurts the environment, this kills off things we need for production, corporations wouldnt allow that in a FMC (free-market capitalism) as the environment supplies a large quantity of resources we can use for production of goods.

2)you seem to think all humans are either idiots or bad people, do you really think people would set up toll roads? not only is that a waste of time because people will use untolled roads, your missing the point that people aren't all evil.
0 ups, 6y,
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So the unregulated corporations like Freedom Chemical that "behaved badly" and poisoned the water, or BP oil that behaved badly and drove it's employees to drill unsafely did so because "regulation" and when there is literally no regulation then they will be our helpful friends?

gtfo
1 up, 6y,
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you moron, large corporations in the govts pocket (i.e. BP oil, which supplies the military with oil and gas) dont have to take responsibility for their f**kups cause the govt lets them off with a slap on the wrist and a scolding. The govt regulations hurt small companies and corp's that cannot actually keep up with the taxes and regulation, this ensures a govt/corporation monopoly, this is called a CORPORATISM and is what the USA has at the moment.

so if the govt left all the markets alone, BP oil would have been screwed over and would have had to take responsibility for the spill and clean it up themselves, prompting better maintenance and safety precautions, but instead the govt aided them and nothing changed.

so YOU gtfo
0 ups, 6y,
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BP oil paid government to deregulate. You want to deregulate.

You are blaming Government for allowing what you wanted to happen.

You really think once BP oil is free to despoil the environment and drill as closely as they want to the beach somehow it will be more careful? what a twit.
1 up, 6y,
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you know what? fine, its obvious your not going to understand where Im coming from or even try to.
0 ups, 6y
I do understand. Your ideas are pure shit. They involve no restraint on pollution and hoping corporations will provide all our infrastructure. You will be a loser there just like you would here - only it will be worse for the rest of us. You are free to 'leave the state' anytime though.
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