Comments by "ootmaster1" (@ootmaster1) on "A word on Super Mario Bros u0026 cultural change 🍄 🍄 🍄" video.

  1. genuinely sick of hearing "because removed regulations" nonsense we are more regulated now than ever before and it ISNT fixing the issue
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  2. because they can either skirt regulations using loopholes eat the cost of regulations to drown out and purchase competition push regulation that is beneficial to their business models i feel like theres more, but im not putting much effort in
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  3.  @AOLAmericaOnline  " Government has been DEREGULATING since the 80s." lol lmao
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  4.  @AOLAmericaOnline  i wonder, if government subsidies something in a market, does that effect its price? i wonder what you call mandating someone by law to have something would do to prices of that thing
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  5.  @AOLAmericaOnline  i mean thats not even getting into the regulations on the manufacturing and administration of pharmaceutical companies, and the relationship they have with eachother....
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  6.  @eutiger4789  you mean government control, fiat currency, and fractional reserve leanding?
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  7.  @nfcapps  this
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  8. "end stage capitalism" 🙄
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  9.  @DrakonR  how is " end stage capitalism" tell anyone about anything thats actually going on?
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  10.  @DrakonR  because the rest of the reply has nothing to do with " end stage capitalism" and everything to do with top down enforced regulatory environments
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  11.  @DrakonR  1 Neither the globalistic multinationals nor the financial institutions they fund/run with would not exist if not for direct government involvement. So i fail to see t his as le capitalisms fault 2 when the same handful of people own run finance, and influence the media, and entertainment industries, what did you expect? 3 This happens in every system ever, and again, one that only exists and is exacerbated by government involvement 4 why innovate when you have no competition and you own everyone who would change that? the issue here isnt " capitalism" or however you would like to define what " capitalism" is, and is instead government manipulation of markets. Im not a zero regulation ever proponent, but claiming these issues are just the result of capitalism is really missing the point
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