What's the word for an economic system in which the government can artificially restrict a company's (or even an entire sector's) customer base at will?
Because it's not capitalism...
Because it's not capitalism...
And, yes, we have regulatory oversight: FLSA, FCC, CPSC, EPA, etc... the list of regulatory agencies is extensive.
But what we're facing mass disruption of the most basic market forces using a flimsy justification that crumbles under the most superficial scrutiny...
But what we're facing mass disruption of the most basic market forces using a flimsy justification that crumbles under the most superficial scrutiny...
Does removing people from the economy reduce the transmission of a primarily non-lethal virus? No.
So you can tell me this has been going on for years and there's truth in that...but this is a matter of scope, scale & lack of any reasonable explanation.
It's a paradigm shift.
So you can tell me this has been going on for years and there's truth in that...but this is a matter of scope, scale & lack of any reasonable explanation.
It's a paradigm shift.
Vaxx passports have been sold as the "key to reopening & restarting the economy"
(which, while obviously non-sensical, is at least consistent w/ a world in which the ACLU declares restrictions = freedom.)
In reality, they're economic Belladonna.
Why is there not more pushback?
(which, while obviously non-sensical, is at least consistent w/ a world in which the ACLU declares restrictions = freedom.)
In reality, they're economic Belladonna.
Why is there not more pushback?
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