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More freedom always benefits all people.
More freedom always benefits all people.
Only when people have equal power. Where free market reforms have been tried, prices rise, wages drop, and poverty increases so no, the free market doesn’t help workers. But it’s great for their bosses.
It's a good thing the lower 46% of the population were factored out of the question. They receive little or no benefit from an unregulated free market, since most of the wealth flows to the top 0.1%, and the working poor must work two full time jobs to earn a livable wage.
Anyone with a 6:23 attention span should get this>>>>
How many people died from Three Mile Island? Oh yeah . . . . None.
The local government is responsible for Love Canal. Hooker chemical did not want to sell the property because it knew there was container full of toxic waste located on. The local school board wanted to build a school on it, so them acquired it through eminent domain. In the process of building the school, they punched a hole right through the middle of the container.
The housing bubble was also another government created problem.
Asians probably consider themselves lucky to have a job in one of those "sweat shops."
AIG was part of the housing bubble fiasco, and it was government created.
Pinto? How about this:
I don't think it helps being reasonable with the guy. According to him Asian sweatshops in a communist country represent unregulated capitalism.
Government policy failures such as the housing bubble... unfettered capitalism.
You have to understand, for a guy with an IQ this low free markets won't ever work. He won't ever be able to provide for himself. The only hope is that the government mandates others to carry his ass.
I'm calling for it, for one. Every libertarian in this forum opposes regulation of the market.Who is calling for an unregulated free market? it's about finding a common sense balance to regulation and not going to the extremes of under regulation or over regulation.
“Can Anyone Explain How An Unregulated “Free Market” Benefits All Americans?”
No.
Because it doesn’t.
In fact, the nonsense of an unregulated market benefits no American.
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Can anyone explain how an unregulated free market benefits all Americans?
To make explaining who benefits easier, for this question, the lowest income Americans (approximately 46% of the population) do NOT exist.
That leaves the middle class to the top 0.1%, and of course Big Business.
Let’s see how many replies can stay on topic.
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Sure as soon as you can explain how hundreds of thousands of business regulations benefits Americans ?.
Can anyone explain how an unregulated free market benefits all Americans?
To make explaining who benefits easier, for this question, the lowest income Americans (approximately 46% of the population) do NOT exist.
That leaves the middle class to the top 0.1%, and of course Big Business.
Let’s see how many replies can stay on topic.
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More freedom always benefits all people.
Only when people have equal power. Where free market reforms have been tried, prices rise, wages drop, and poverty increases so no, the free market doesn’t help workers. But it’s great for their bosses.
More freedom always benefits all people.
Only when people have equal power. Where free market reforms have been tried, prices rise, wages drop, and poverty increases so no, the free market doesn’t help workers. But it’s great for their bosses.
Equal power is a myth, it is right there with "fair". Neither exist nor will they ever exist. You cannot force them to exist with more and more and more and more government rules and regulations.
/----/ Who said anything about an "unregulated" market except you Progs pushing a Strawman argument?.
Can anyone explain how an unregulated free market benefits all Americans?
To make explaining who benefits easier, for this question, the lowest income Americans (approximately 46% of the population) do NOT exist.
That leaves the middle class to the top 0.1%, and of course Big Business.
Let’s see how many replies can stay on topic.
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What so-called "reform" are you talking about?"More freedom always benefits all people.
Only when people have equal power. Where free market reforms have been tried, prices rise, wages drop, and poverty increases so no, the free market doesn’t help workers. But it’s great for their bosses.
