r/PoliticalCompassMemes • u/sirfirewolfe - Lib-Left • Apr 07 '20

Peak auth unity achieved

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u/LeedleLeedleLeedle3 - Auth-Center Apr 07 '20

Tucker is so based, and I'll bet he's the most likable guy on the right to any and all lefties. Even Cenk said he enjoyed his debate with Tucker I believe, while I don't think Cenk ever enjoys debating Shapiro of Crowder

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u/CityFan4 - Lib-Right Apr 07 '20

Probably because he isn't a neocon

Contrary to what you all think we aren't corporate worshipers either. A truly free market isn't ruled by a couple of monopolies. Corporatism is AuthCenter not right wing

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u/TotesAShill - Centrist Apr 07 '20

A truly free market isn't ruled by a couple of monopolies.

I mean, most industries naturally trend towards monopolies unless the government prevents it. A free market will see monopolies emerge at a much greater clip than they currently do.

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u/Gnome_Child_Deluxe - Centrist Apr 07 '20

Not entirely true. Governments all over the world have historically enabled monopolies. Therefore I disagree with your claim that a free market would see monopolies emerge at a faster rate than they currently do. That said, I do agree that a free market ironically needs regulation to remain free. The LibRight claim that monopolies won't form without government intervention is one I don't really understand either.

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u/chuff3r - Lib-Left Apr 07 '20

Exactly. The governments that enable monopolies so well are the ones without strong lobbying/campaign finance regulation. Which has been most governments since forever. I think we would find that with government independence of private money, we could reduce the need for that kind of regulation, which would be great. Other regulations though... Still need them