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I agree with you on both examples. Education and housing. But I wouldn't conclude it is government intervention that causes the problem. It is the wrong type o

• AnimalMuppet 11y ago
  Well, that's the general problem with intervention. The law of unintended consequences is a real thing, but politicians think they're smarter than that. They aren't, but they think they are. So their interventions often are the "wrong type". I agree with you that intervention could be done well. But it very often isn't. I think we need to become more skeptical of politics as a source of solutions, because much too often, the solutions sound good but don't work out very well.