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Government Subsidies 101:
There exists a market for widgets with five manufacturers in which prices are naturally set based on supply and demand. Competition for customers requires each manufacturer to strive for the most efficient processes, as well as for providing the highest quality products and services possible.
Enter government.
The government taxes the earnings of prospective widget customers (citizens) in order to pay three of the five manufacturers not to participate in the market.
Result:
Prices of widgets naturally increase because government interference reduced competition in the market by 60%.
Extra Credit:
Those manufacturers who are paid not to participate in the market are paid for "losses" based on the most current prices, so as prices unnaturally increase, the cost of the subsidies to the citizens increase as well.
Conclusion:
The government steals the earnings of prospective customers under the guise of "keeping prices low"; in order to pay special groups not to participate in a market, resulting in higher prices in that market for the prospective customers they are stealing from.
In other words, taxation is theft and government is the problem.
