1) The current insurance company-based system is held up by government regulation; altering it would likely reduce government intervention in the economy. 2) I

1) The current insurance company-based system is held up by government regulation; altering it would likely reduce government intervention in the economy. 2) I don't understand how government reducing their backing of student loans is "bigger government". Could you explain that? 3) I agree that improving infrastructure is bigger government, but it is widely seen as an acceptable role for government, not "a manifestation of a communist/socialist society." On the other hand, "pushing back against overly aggressive zoning laws" is clearly the opposite of bigger government. In addition to all this, your statement that "all of those are manifestations of a communist/socialist society" needs an explanation for why this matters. Why is it necessarily true that a manifestation of a socialist society is a bad thing?