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@Nevermore_2d @Davai_Dota Taiwan supports the one china policy. There is no controversy over claiming Taiwan is china, they believe it themselves. The actual problem is whether it’s the republic of china or the PRC

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@ojack1_ @jefferybandss @504Johnathan @RyGuyy456 @videotech @X @cyberleek_ar_io Actually it is

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@OrthoFermenter @drunkwifebeater @duce99i @NapoleonBonabot Only after the US left

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@ARANHADOMAAR @JacksArtchives @Dimememem The system is working? The music is licensed legally to be used. You can’t license your music to be used on insta and then sue people for using it as per the contract

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@Cerudite_ @DINOSAURIAUTDR @playcentermd Fun fact, if the music track shows up like that on Insta that means it was licensed legally

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@Jsjshsgskdldh @TheTurboTurnip @VitalistInt You do not need proof of evidence beforehand to convict for destruction of evidence. This is rather important, as a person may have advance knowledge about a search and use this chance to destroy incriminating info. If you knowingly remove access, that alone is destruction

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@nazihunternyc @micsolana Son the cost is only 3% markup not 30%

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@RobertScott08 @restoreorderusa They should show people this post, and if you take the post seriously, they bar you from voting.

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@itsjohncrotty @derek_mufc @pointMF @samengo_ofc Bernabeu had renovations recently

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@PopcornBunni @yonofrancisco @cshasky2 @lookmaonearm @AlexisTakeThree Conscious parallelism doesn’t really matter since the opportunity to exploit the cartel’s inefficiencies is lucrative. There are very few industries where market cornering is possible, and effectively none that will survive long term.

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@yonofrancisco @PopcornBunni @cshasky2 @lookmaonearm @AlexisTakeThree Well what’s stopping another new competitor from setting it at 5?

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@yonofrancisco @PopcornBunni @cshasky2 @lookmaonearm @AlexisTakeThree No the point of the cartel is to prevent competition, something which requires an unfair advantage in the market, which can only be provided by an entity that regulates with a monopoly on violence

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@yonofrancisco @PopcornBunni @cshasky2 @lookmaonearm @AlexisTakeThree And no you can’t bribe people unless you’re willing to somehow pay competitors enough to dissuade them from an extremely lucrative opportunity. You’d very quickly run out of money

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@yonofrancisco @PopcornBunni @cshasky2 @lookmaonearm @AlexisTakeThree Cartels leave a massive gap in the market (as long as there isn’t regulatory capture) There will be plenty of determined competitors. And any dirty tricks you imply could happen are not just limited to the cartel, but it’s a moot point, as we’re not arguing lawless society.

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@PopcornBunni @yonofrancisco @cshasky2 @lookmaonearm @AlexisTakeThree Carnegie steel is actually the best example of why less government works. Carnegie’s aggressive practices led to extreme inefficiency and they were eaten alive by the next generation of steel competitors. The government never had to step in, and steel production was better off.

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@yonofrancisco @PopcornBunni @cshasky2 @lookmaonearm @AlexisTakeThree What if the new players defend themselves

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@yonofrancisco @PopcornBunni @cshasky2 @lookmaonearm @AlexisTakeThree Government solution to a problem created by the government

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@yonofrancisco @PopcornBunni @cshasky2 @lookmaonearm @AlexisTakeThree A cartel can only form with government intervention, as a cartel needs a way to prevent new players from accessing the market. They do this by creating prohibitory regulatory barriers, which requires a government. Without this, new players can just start competing whenever.

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@PopcornBunni @cshasky2 @yonofrancisco @lookmaonearm @AlexisTakeThree You haven’t explained why less government caused it, you just keep spouting about consumer protection without actually giving any reason as to why less government is causing these problems.