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"The strongest argument for free-enterprise is that it prevents anybody from having too much power."

- Milton Friedman

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[jess_n_atx]

Unless they raise enoigh money to drive competition out and corner the market. Then you have monopoly and makes if impossible to compete. At best you 2 maybe 3 giant corporations that control 90%+ of the market. See Amazon, Intel/amd, Samsung/Apple, Microsoft, Google. Then you have de facto price fixing. Not overtly but for all practical intents. At scale, there must be some measure of regulation, or you get exactly what Milton is talking about. Too much power.

[rk-fbhw]

Put up or shut up can lead to a stranglehold.

[VelvetMetrolink]

These ideas gave us the world you live in. Unless you think it turned out great, these outdated ideas can be discarded.

[Liam-Carlson]

Is that Donald Rumsfeld he’s talking to?

[willthewhale]

Like every other form, nothing wrong inherently. In practice, not so much.