Actor James Woods is a well-known conservative, despite his profession and location, and in this case he’s right on the money, as usual:
Specifically, here, is the fact that Democrats make it almost impossible for small companies to survive, weighing them down with not only horribly-burdensome but hostile regulations (as above) like minimum wage dictates.
Then, when the inevitable happens and the small companies go out of business or sell out to larger ones, the socialists like Warren moan about the concentration of trade and the need for “more competition”. (“Price gouging” as referenced by Warren here is meaningless and a red herring.)
May we remind ourselves of food rationing, endless lines formed to get what little food there was, and fixed pricing which led to the ford shortages in the first place? Where was this so prevalent… wait, it’s all coming back to me…
Ah yes, in the Soviet Union, where the State owned all means of production and likewise the entire food chain.
And Warren, lest we forget, is an outright Stalinist whose remedy for the current situation here would involve State control of pricing (and of course of production and the entire food chain), just to make the market more “efficient”.
Do people like this ever experience cognitive dissonance between what they think and say, while constantly seeing evidence that completely repudiates their worldview?
Clearly not, and Woods has the absolute truth of it.
