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**gettoblaster** · 07-21-2011, 12:36 AM

I never said it was easy, neat or clean. A free market economy would be messy, the vast majority of us would lose big time with a very few number of tycoons at the top. You think it's bad now, this is nothing by comparison. The idea of pure free market is a romantic notion until you pull some of the curtains back--imagine quite literally no regulation. Each indiviual would need to be an expert at every nuance of every facet of life lest they be robbed blind by wordsmiths and fineprint that needn't be accurate much less in good faith...it'd be a nightmare!

Not necessarily ... we would still have a judicial system and the strong, high quality, honest corporations would flourish. Would some get hurt .. yes; nothing is perfect but the free market is the closest to perfection and it will promote more freedom and liberty that we have seen in 80+ years.

07-21-2011, 12:36 AM	#20
gettoblaster Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 634 Senior Member	I never said it was easy, neat or clean. A free market economy would be messy, the vast majority of us would lose big time with a very few number of tycoons at the top. You think it's bad now, this is nothing by comparison. The idea of pure free market is a romantic notion until you pull some of the curtains back--imagine quite literally no regulation. Each indiviual would need to be an expert at every nuance of every facet of life lest they be robbed blind by wordsmiths and fineprint that needn't be accurate much less in good faith...it'd be a nightmare! Not necessarily ... we would still have a judicial system and the strong, high quality, honest corporations would flourish. Would some get hurt .. yes; nothing is perfect but the free market is the closest to perfection and it will promote more freedom and liberty that we have seen in 80+ years.
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