>which imbues the government with the imaginary omnipotence No it merely recognises that the government, by its nature, is in a unique position to attempt to t

>which imbues the government with the imaginary omnipotence No it merely recognises that the government, by its nature, is in a unique position to attempt to tackle these problems, because pretty much any other actor has neither the power nor the inclination to do so. > What evidence do you have that this possibility exists at all? Perhaps there is none. But unless you can prove that, I'd rather continue trying, because inequality sucks pretty bad.