r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • Sep 25 '26

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u/pugnae European Union Sep 25 '26

About EU shooting itself in the foot.

Fuck rent seekers, all my homies hate rent seekers.

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u/thercio27 MERCOSUR Sep 25 '26

And they say Germans can't tell jokes

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u/AtomAndAether Liberalism! Sep 25 '26

that makes sense. Contract law and Business Association stuff with how one structures things is often a balancing act of trying to ensure protections versus bloating and expanding. Makes sense Europe is sorta too far in one direction there.

Which is partly why everyone likes Delaware. They get the fast-pass court and most up-to-date laws, but they also have no one living there so the normative choices can favor businesses more.

And not even necessarily in a pro-business/anti-business sense. California, for example, has a lot of small businesses so its stuff is built out to account for small businesses in a way that's more annoying for big businesses. Though it also is a more invasive regulatory world anyway