akuma587 said:
senseinobaka said:
I think you have that wrong. This correction (read failure) is a free market function. Unscrupulous lending practices do not last long in a free market and the free market eventually rips a new anus into corporations that practice them. Now, I dont agree with economic fascism (fascism = government legislative control of private business and property, it's different than socialism which is government seizure of private business and property), so I definately dont think the government should dictate how a business uses it's own money, but I dont think the government should protect the business from the consequences of using their own money unwisely. Facist policies have been shown to be more damaging in the long run than the free market. Just think about it, how often do you hear about large free market businesses failing compared to large businesses in a fascist market. Compare financial institutions to airlines for starters.
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I stopped listening as soon as you said that government legislative control of private businesses and property is economic fascism.
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Of course you did. Because authoritative policy/control towards private property is really freedom. How can I miss that.
I hope you realize how childish you look plugging your ears with your fingers and yelling "LALALALALALALALA"
