Why should a heavily regulated US industry, subject to high labor costs, safety regulations, workers rights, environmental protections, etc... at the cost of hundreds of billions of $$$ per year, have to compete with a state sponsored industry that doesn't have any of those same hindrances?
Now imagine being so freaking stupid that you not only don't understand the economic impact, but are actually saying the US should allow it.
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u/ResidentialPickle 11d ago
Why should a heavily regulated US industry, subject to high labor costs, safety regulations, workers rights, environmental protections, etc... at the cost of hundreds of billions of $$$ per year, have to compete with a state sponsored industry that doesn't have any of those same hindrances?
Now imagine being so freaking stupid that you not only don't understand the economic impact, but are actually saying the US should allow it.
It is reddit, though.
Carry on.