Tehon
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The same thing that happens now.What regime? We live in a first world liberal democracy.What if the market is demanding something the current regime doesn't like?I don't know about that. I'm thinking that companies like Amazon have inventory tracking software that they use.
Would you care to NOT dodge the question? What if people have a strong desire for goods or services the government doesn't want them to have?
No it doesn't. Government is not currently responsible for making these kinds of decisions. That's up to individuals in the free market. You're suggesting that government take over that responsibility.
So, getting back to the example, under your version of socialism, how would government bookstores respond to consumer demand for anti-socialist "propaganda"?
No, I'm not. I'm suggesting that a free association of people decide what to produce and let the market decide if it is something worth producing. You keep inserting government into it. But since you insist on that tack, I'm saying that in our liberal democracy, the people and or their representatives decide what should be off limits. We have decided that the government can't deny us our free speech. There is no reason why this should change in a cooperative society.You're suggesting that government take over that responsibility.