Just a few examples to answer your question... How does a small farmer compete when the large farmer is getting huge $$$ from Govt. to make up for his inept bussiness practices and the fact they believe he is "to big to fail"??? How is a small local bank supposed to compete when , because of the same inept bussiness practices , the large banks , again , "too big to fail" in the eyes of our Govt. , were pumped full of taxpayer $$$$ and then all the "new" rules and regs placed on them to ensure success are ALSO placed on the non-offending successful banks who did it the right way from the beginning??? Who,s next on the list of "too big to fail" businesses?? When our Govt gets to helll out of the way of the free enterprise system , we will again see "economy". Unfortunately there too many Americans who enjoy the fruits of a "hand-out" socialist Govt and just can't seem to grasp the fact that you give up all your feedoms to afford it. On the other hand , Govt just loves the power it gets from a "dependant" population. Anyone remember Nazi Germany by chance???
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