Sep 1, 2010
Competition is Theft
Posted by Kevin Carson in Commentary • 4 commentsKevin Carson on the irony of productive action circumventing monopolistic restrictions (which designed to create artificial scarcity) being called “theft”.
Kevin Carson on the irony of productive action circumventing monopolistic restrictions (which designed to create artificial scarcity) being called “theft”.
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