Commercial business is and remains free to gain what terms and profit from business arrangements with other enterprises they can.

If one gets the milk for free, one is not going to buy the cow!

If governments won't or can't enforce copyright laws, they need to be replaced with others after a new broom sweep out.
Alan B.

Commercial business is and remains free to gain what terms and profit from business arrangements with other enterprises they can.
Alan B,
Even to the point of not paying enough Tax & literal blackmail & extortion ? Or utterly unwarranted & overly generous Govt grants ?

Some companies will always dodge tax, regardless of the tax laws. To overcome this, we need a transaction tax set at 15%. And offset buy whatever tax is actually paid, which could be a flat tax of 15%. Tax avoidance costs averaging 7% could therefore be returned to the bottom line. What we cannot do is allow those taking the bread out of the mouths of babes to virtually write our tax laws. All while a spineless government wrings hands or passes the burden onto those with the least.
Alan B.

> a transaction tax set at 15%. < That's how I wrote it before someone deleted part of it.
Alan B

buy should read, by.
Alan.