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7/3/2025, 3:19:51 PM
>>105788354
>Except I have no problems with trust busting or anti monopolism, retard.
Yeah you do, you're literally singing the praises of the age of the Robber Baron and the Monopoly. The only reason you think the Gilded age was any good was because that was the age that had the biggest and strongest monopolies. Only rivaled by today and the endless shell companies owned by one giant conglomerate of trust.
>You contradict yourself by saying these were terrible times but also pointing out we had tons of great men doing great things for the country during it.
Yeah because we killed/arrested people like you. Nowadays you get promoted to CEO for doing what the Railway trusts were doing (Withholding food from cities by demanding only certain trains of certain size and gauge on their wheels could use their tracks).
Trust busting is based, there should be no human with a net worth over 100 million, and companies should have a hard limit to their acquisitions.
>>105788345
1915, still the best.
>Except I have no problems with trust busting or anti monopolism, retard.
Yeah you do, you're literally singing the praises of the age of the Robber Baron and the Monopoly. The only reason you think the Gilded age was any good was because that was the age that had the biggest and strongest monopolies. Only rivaled by today and the endless shell companies owned by one giant conglomerate of trust.
>You contradict yourself by saying these were terrible times but also pointing out we had tons of great men doing great things for the country during it.
Yeah because we killed/arrested people like you. Nowadays you get promoted to CEO for doing what the Railway trusts were doing (Withholding food from cities by demanding only certain trains of certain size and gauge on their wheels could use their tracks).
Trust busting is based, there should be no human with a net worth over 100 million, and companies should have a hard limit to their acquisitions.
>>105788345
1915, still the best.
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