Why Is It Called The Free Market When The Poor Have No Choice But To Sell Their Labor So They Don’t Starve?

Because that’s a free market. That is all a free market promises: you will not be legally or institutionally denied access, nor legally nor institutionally granted privilege.

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Curt Doolittle
I am a philosopher of Natural Law, in the Western Aristocratic tradition, and I work for the Propertarian Institute.

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