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  • Yo, a Pole here. Can you explain what the commenter misrepresented and what’s the reality in Germany? I am curious.

    I am assuming that like in the rest of the Europe, everyone gets healthcare and education, and that jobless do get welfare, as well as sick people. I can also see that your senior numbers are growing compared to young, so more of the budgets goes to supplement the pension schemes?

    (And I don’t think Germany needs skilled/unskilled migrants to fill in open positions, as Germany has what, 3M unemployed people that could be retrained for them)


  • My dude. At over 4% market share companies are incentivised to buy out competition and become monopolies because it’s more profitable.

    No one would be able to scale to serve global demand in any way, shape, or form

    Yes. Perfect. Because any and all global companies so far are evil and anti-consumer. Disagree? Name 3.

    The problem isn’t market share, it’s enforced market share. Anti-competitive practices. Lobbying. Buying out competition

    So yeah, I’m glad we agree, that any company at 4% market share must be stopped from growing, because otherwise all of that happens.


  • Any business that has over 4% market rate should be forcibly split.

    Steam is not FORCED to compete and innovate or go under, they do that at the whim of the owner. Who can change his mind. Or die, and the company will be inherited by whomever and sloppify.

    Heck, anyone shilling that Steam is a good guy - ffs, you do not own the games you bought.

    (Why 4%? There are some old studies that at 5% it brings more profit to get rid of the competition, below innovations are the way to get the money).