That's unlikely. But if that was case, there would certainly be a market of those who wished for something "small and local".
Then start a sixth.
I never said the free market was magic. The beauty of it is that it's not magic. It operates on very tangible and real principles.
Certainly it's not always "feasible". And no, I don't support laws against monopolies, particularly when they're enforced by an actual monopoly known as government.
how do you start a 6th with no capital? given that you seem so terrified and opposed to a monolithic government, how can you possibly support a monopolistic corporate america, run by one giant company that controls the entire supply of goods to all of america? such a company would be far, far worse than government becos it is not even composed of elected or answerable officials. it would lead to a violent revolution like we saw in russia.
but, given your slavish devotion to anything ayn rand ever wrote, you probably like that thought. a violent revolution would give you the anarchy you so badly desire perhaps.
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how do you start a 6th with no capital? given that you seem so terrified and opposed to a monolithic government, how can you possibly support a monopolistic corporate america, run by one giant company that controls the entire supply of goods to all of america? such a company would be far, far worse than government becos it is not even composed of elected or answerable officials. it would lead to a violent revolution like we saw in russia.
but, given your slavish devotion to anything ayn rand ever wrote, you probably like that thought. a violent revolution would give you the anarchy you so badly desire perhaps.