Indeed, that was what my last line was hinting at, although I could've phrased it less cryptically. Friedman also supported tax cuts and deregulation. Combini

Indeed, that was what my last line was hinting at, although I could've phrased it less cryptically. Friedman also supported tax cuts and deregulation. Combining those two is like saying that the human body works fine as long as no organ malfunctions. While technically true, it's completely irrelevant to whether or not it's a scenario worth debating, and whether or not we in reality need doctors and medicine. We wouldn't need law enforcement if everyone followed the rules either. It's still not the case.