> And free markets are far more powerful and adapt far more quickly than regulation — while preserving freedom for people to make their own choices. Wrong. >

> And free markets are far more powerful and adapt far more quickly than regulation — while preserving freedom for people to make their own choices. Wrong. > Trust in government is the stupidest thing a society can ever do. We need governments for sure, but it should be a government with extensive limits to their power and it should be viewed with an attitude of suspicion Right. And this is where the devil lies in the details. It is not impossible to define clearly the extent and limits of government regulations. It isn't rocket science. Hell, some countries already have these. But if you're mind is already made up and you firmly believe America is the greatest damm country in the universe and every principle it holds dear (or claims to hold dear, via gratuitous mental gymnastics to rationalise the opposite), there's no point in convincing you otherwise.