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by whatshisface
1987 days ago
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>If somebody can go and hold a gun to your head and thereby persuade you to give them your goods for free, that's not a free market. It's a free market if you can hire private security to stop them. The ban on the violent trade (often called the "monopoly on violence") is an example of an area in which modern liberal democracies do not permit complete freedom in the markets they host. I guess the slogan could be, "not every policy liberal democracies like is a free-market policy." |
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