> He is advocating for a free market solution which is much more robust then one that hinges on the right people being in power for all eternity. Unfortunately

> He is advocating for a free market solution which is much more robust then one that hinges on the right people being in power for all eternity. Unfortunately, in the real world, history teaches us that free markets will absolutely go to hell in a handbasket if the wrong people are in power even for a short time. So much for ivory tower "free market" idealism.