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3. Nobody would like the alternative.
Sun Apr 5, 2020, 07:39 PM
Apr 2020

Instead of being outbid, the vendor would merely be directed to ship the supplies someplace else.

Everybody assumes that since they perceive their needs as the greatest (being close to something always makes it seem bigger) their needs would certainly win.

I think that subsidiarity is a notion that is completely unfamiliar to most DUers, either in its religious or secular guise, and therefore the entire framework that a large portion of the law and the populace uses seems like complete and total nonsense or mere inchoate caprice.

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