>>> My intuition is that the government is going to be slightly fairer >>> than, >>> for example, Disney. That's just a guess, though. >>> >>> Bruce >>> >> With an emphasis on "slightly" I might tend to agree but it looks more >> like the difference >> between liver cancer and kidney failure than it does the difference >> between perfect >> health and a cardiac arrest. >> > >Disney doesn't have the power to tell me what I may eat or smoke, >except in their parks and on their property. > >Disney doesn't have the power to come to my house and search it (except >when they collude with the police or other state-sanctioned actors, >such as the SPA). > >Disney can go bankrupt and vanish if they make the wrong decisions or >anger too many people. > >Disney cannot draft men into their armies and send them to die in >foreign wars. > >Disney cannot establish death camps to liquidate Jews, gypsies, >Ukrainians, intellectuals, and capitalist roaders. > >And so on, for thousands of examples. > >Other than these examples, yeah, you and Bruce are right that >government is slightly fairer than Disney. > >Snort. > Gurgle.
Did you overlook the analogy? A miniscule difference in relative measure is irrelevant. >--Tim May, Citizen-unit of of the once free United States >" The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the >blood of patriots & tyrants. "--Thomas Jefferson, 1787
