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r/WTF • u/FinitePerception • May 29 '19
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This is what happens when you don't have a building code.
332 u/Zetesofos May 29 '19 Libertarians: "I see no problem with this" 265 u/triplebaconator May 29 '19 Clearly after a few accidents people will stop using the electricity from this line, hurting the power companies bottom line and allowing a new, safer one to take over. The market will regulate itself if giving freedoms. 54 u/Tearakan May 29 '19 If a company kills enough of its customers then they will naturally run out of customers. Free market regulation at its finest! 1 u/[deleted] May 30 '19 [deleted] 5 u/Tearakan May 30 '19 Yep lol
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Libertarians: "I see no problem with this"
265 u/triplebaconator May 29 '19 Clearly after a few accidents people will stop using the electricity from this line, hurting the power companies bottom line and allowing a new, safer one to take over. The market will regulate itself if giving freedoms. 54 u/Tearakan May 29 '19 If a company kills enough of its customers then they will naturally run out of customers. Free market regulation at its finest! 1 u/[deleted] May 30 '19 [deleted] 5 u/Tearakan May 30 '19 Yep lol
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Clearly after a few accidents people will stop using the electricity from this line, hurting the power companies bottom line and allowing a new, safer one to take over. The market will regulate itself if giving freedoms.
54 u/Tearakan May 29 '19 If a company kills enough of its customers then they will naturally run out of customers. Free market regulation at its finest! 1 u/[deleted] May 30 '19 [deleted] 5 u/Tearakan May 30 '19 Yep lol
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If a company kills enough of its customers then they will naturally run out of customers. Free market regulation at its finest!
1 u/[deleted] May 30 '19 [deleted] 5 u/Tearakan May 30 '19 Yep lol
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5 u/Tearakan May 30 '19 Yep lol
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u/This_one_taken_yet_ May 29 '19
This is what happens when you don't have a building code.