> No one doubts that most regulation has been created with good intentions. This is flatly false. Many of us believe that the vast majority of "regulation" is

> No one doubts that most regulation has been created with good intentions. This is flatly false. Many of us believe that the vast majority of "regulation" is made in a corporatistic, profiteering mode. ...so much so that, when a perhaps quite reasonable regulation, such as this one, comes along, it is necessary to evaluate whether it is a boy crying wolf. And that sucks. > Problems start when the interest of those creating the regulations are not aligned with the population. It's also possible that it's just the nature of government power, and has nothing to do with the interests of the individuals ostensibly involved.