Monopolies are made by government and they can easily be broken by them too

• Subject: Monopolies are made by government and they can easily be broken by them too
• From: grarpamp at gmail.com (grarpamp)
• Date: Sat, 21 Jul 2018 01:42:10 -0400
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> NDAs

NDA's are civil contracts matters, unless as sometimes happens,
a signing party to them is a govt, then elements could be criminal
ie: "top secrets" (wherein free speech should morally apply
thus neutering even those cases back to a civil matter, but
they aren't because sheeple execute whatever govt says,
so some elements could be criminal).

Patent infringement usually isn't a crime itself.
Copyright and trademark / counterfeit can be.

All dependant on jurisdiction.

> Fundamentally, governments

are redundant, therefore a needless expense.

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  • Monopolies are made by government and they can easily be broken by them too
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