Lawsuit

[Alexander Hamilton]

I should say it violates Article I, Section 5, Clause 4 because it distorts the market in favor of Ford, GM, and Chrysler while not offering loans to, say, Toyota. If they go out of business, they go out of business. Offering the loan to some and not others is unfair.

Allowing Toyota to sell cars in Gm's home market when Gm can't sell cars in Toyota's home market is what's unfair. Fuuck Toyota. They make terrible cars.

[Alexander Hamilton]

I should say it violates Article I, Section 5, Clause 4 because it distorts the market in favor of Ford, GM, and Chrysler while not offering loans to, say, Toyota. If they go out of business, they go out of business. Offering the loan to some and not others is unfair.

Allowing Toyota to sell cars in Gm's home market when Gm can't sell cars in Toyota's home market is what's unfair. Fuuck Toyota. They make terrible cars.

We have free trade with Japan now, so GM can sell their cars in Toyota's home market.

Then never mind. But either way, we shouldn't be giving money to foreign companies. Japan can fund Toyota if it chooses to.

[Alexander Hamilton]

I should say it violates Article I, Section 5, Clause 4 because it distorts the market in favor of Ford, GM, and Chrysler while not offering loans to, say, Toyota. If they go out of business, they go out of business. Offering the loan to some and not others is unfair.

Allowing Toyota to sell cars in Gm's home market when Gm can't sell cars in Toyota's home market is what's unfair. Fuuck Toyota. They make terrible cars.

We have free trade with Japan now, so GM can sell their cars in Toyota's home market.

Then never mind. But either way, we shouldn't be giving money to foreign companies. Japan can fund Toyota if it chooses to.

Ah, there's a plus for free trade! Finally found one you like.

Fair trade can be free.