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Originally Posted by skyscraper
The problem for Chicago is, what you describe is a bad thing. You don't want government acting this way. the best thing government can do for business is to just get the hell out of the way and not picking the winners and losers.
what you describe is not pro-business. it is anti-business, authoritarian government run amok. there is nothing liberal, progressive, or good about it.
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And that might matter if Amazon showed anything approaching a principled stance on idealized government. But it hasn't. It's been as self-centered and willing to suckle at the public teat as much as any other corporate welfare recipient.
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