Commerce and the law
❝❝Once the law starts recognizing and enforcing differences, of course the rich and powerful will find ways to exploit and control the law. Of course politicos and technocrats will sell out and protect "their" companies from competition and "threats."
When the law complicates commerce, the law will be abused. This is not the fault of commerce or capitalism. This is the fault of influence peddling and politics. The only solutions are to have law control more and more, or to get law out of the way. The first way benefits established companies and government.
The second way is the only practical way to restore freedom and loosen cash flow.❞❞— NeoWayland, comments from The 1619 Project: Scholarship Or Race Hustling?
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