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(V): Well, on the BK board you made it sound like you thought the free market would take care of companies like Paypal... now you sound like you are advocating for the government to step in?
..and I have never advocated for no government "oar" in the water....
I guess the point I would make to you is that the problem i see most is who gets to decide???
You obviously can see how the free market will weed out the bad companies from the good ones, without the need for the government to make extra regulations, right?
and I can agree that there are obviously regulations that the government can impose that will help...
But if we get too far in your direction, and you expect the government to fix things against the free market doing so, then I ask you, where is the line drawn anyway??? Who gets to decide when the free market weeds out the good from the bad, and when the government does it for us? Thats the slippery slope I dont want to get into personally..
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