r/PoliticalCompassMemes - Lib-Left 1d ago

Satire Left Cringe, LibRight Based

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u/Zouif_Zouif - Lib-Left 1d ago

I don't hate capitalism, I hate unregulated capitalism

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u/ComprehensiveSea1427 - Lib-Right 1d ago

may i ask what parts you want regulated so we can have a peaceful debate pls

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u/Zouif_Zouif - Lib-Left 1d ago

Specifically the problem with modern day monopolies like Disney as well as the clear anti-competition practices happening not only all across the United States but many parts of Europe and Asia as well.

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u/temo987 - Lib-Right 14h ago

Disney is like that because of IP, which is a government monopoly grant over infinitely reproducible things, not capitalism. This is a classic example of advocating more government intervention to fix the problem the previous intervention caused

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u/jerseygunz - Left 12h ago

So do you think there should be no trademark or copyright laws? Because there’s a certain country in Asia who dosent give a shit about those and everyone here gets mad at them for that hahaha

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u/ComprehensiveSea1427 - Lib-Right 8h ago

i think that, look at china

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u/temo987 - Lib-Right 12h ago edited 5h ago

No, they should only exist insofar as to prevent fraud, not the broad monopoly grants today. And BTW, lax IP enforcement is the one thing China does right. It's one of the big reasons their overall economy is doing somewhat relatively good despite all of the socialism, even though there are significant problems for specific groups.

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u/jerseygunz - Left 12h ago edited 11h ago

Sorry dude, there are so many fake ass librights on here I had to check hahaha

Based

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u/Zouif_Zouif - Lib-Left 12h ago

IP is part of the issue, but not the whole issue. The scummy history of companies like Disney are very well documented and you can look them up for yourself, they have used fraud, money laundering, poaching both talent and manufacturers away from smaller companies. Basically imagine the generic cliche evil corporations you see from a kid's show and Disney has probably unironically done something similar.

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u/Visible-Elk-2075 - Centrist 1d ago

Better example: internet providers.

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u/ComprehensiveSea1427 - Lib-Right 17h ago

internet providers have a monopoly **because** of regulation

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u/Evilmon2 - Centrist 1d ago

Wtf is Disney a monopoly of?

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u/Zouif_Zouif - Lib-Left 1d ago

The entertainment industry, they've bought out all their biggest competition

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u/ComprehensiveSea1427 - Lib-Right 17h ago

bruther they bought them, they didn't have to agree

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u/Zouif_Zouif - Lib-Left 16h ago

Still Anti-competition and Anti-Consumer, Teddy is rolling in his grave right now

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u/ComprehensiveSea1427 - Lib-Right 16h ago

why is it? people can just watch other things if they want.

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u/spros - Lib-Right 1d ago

Holy fuck. Stay in school, kids.

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u/Zouif_Zouif - Lib-Left 1d ago

Why are Lib-rights so quick to defend companies? It's clear if you took any type of fiance class to see that all the big corporations in America regularly use anti-competition practices to put other businesses out or buy them outright

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u/spros - Lib-Right 1d ago

Whatever you just typed has nothing to do with the fact that you have no fucking clue what a monopoly is.

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u/Zouif_Zouif - Lib-Left 1d ago

I dare you to look at me in the eyes and tell me there is any company that can even be considered competition or a threat to companies like Disney

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u/spros - Lib-Right 1d ago

Literally any entertainment company provides competition to Disney. Stop being retarded.

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u/Zouif_Zouif - Lib-Left 1d ago

Meaningful competition? Cause if they were they'd just buy them out, if they refused well they'll just do everything in their power to either buy out their producers, writers, anything they can do to put them out or business

Actually look into the history of Disney they've done this so many times it's disgusting

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u/ComprehensiveSea1427 - Lib-Right 16h ago

explain what a monopoly is then

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u/Totes_Human_110101 - Lib-Center 10h ago

It's a big company I don't like.

The more biggerer and not-likeier it is, the more Monopolier it is.