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> horrifyingly difficult to enact practical measures. I don't agree. Almost every nation, state, and locality in the developed world and a great many elsewhere
by hackuser 11y ago
> horrifyingly difficult to enact practical measures.
I don't agree. Almost every nation, state, and locality in the developed world and a great many elsewhere have done it.
> Who determines what is the fair share?
We decide democratically. Most of those nations, states, ad localities have been doing that for a long time too.
- taylorwc 11y agoMy own knowledge is limited to a few US states and federal government, but in all of those cases, the same problems described in the NYT article and above exist. Some other commenters here have definitely posted a few good examples of where they feel it works (like Canada.) What are others?