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The Federal Government Shouldn't Ever Regulate Any Private Business or Organisation for Any Reason
Period.
@9CJ6CB62yrs2Y
That is an AMAZING way to fall to Fascism.
It's actually called "libertarianism" stupid
@9CJ6CB62yrs2Y
It’s called leaving corporations open to do as they please, and as such, they will influence the government to give them tax cuts or any amount of positive policy they desire, promoting monopolies and giving them profit while they sacrifice the interests of everyone else. That’s what happens under capitalism. It’s a tale as old as time.
But do private businesses have political power (the legal privelege of using brute force on innocents people)? NO! Therefore shall we decrease the private sector at the expense of granting power holders even more authority over our lives, liberties, and properties? This is apparently an alien concept to you, but in a system of liberty people will do things you don't like, and you have to be fine with that, because the second government goes after them, there's nothing to stop it from going after you.
@92VHLQ8Constitution2yrs2Y
Government should be involved in the economy as little as possible and only to ensure national interests are upheld.
The only justification for government intervention with business would be the issue of outsourcing and hiring of lower paid immigrants over equally qualified citizens.
@9H3VHDX2yrs2Y
Insofar as it intervenes to facilitate competition i.e. breaking up monopolies, oligopolies, anti-trust stuff, etc.
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