• Vinstaal0
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    1 year ago

    To be fair in the real world we do have instances stopping people from buying everything, it is just that some countries are corrupt af.

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      if the instances stopping some from buying everything up can be bypassed by just having more money then they’re pointless. maybe one guy can’t have so much property, but what about a firm? and then a second firm, so many companies that own so much all owned by one person

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      1 year ago

      Only countries where the local rich or the government bought up enough that when the real capitol arrived, they said “not for sale”

      Oh yeah, and also had a military strong enough to make it too risky to send in the private armies that companies used to have