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And I see no problem with that. Why would being liberal mean to support extreme leftist regulatory policy here? Why would we consider, letting those government
by oh-kumudo 8y ago
And I see no problem with that. Why would being liberal mean to support extreme leftist regulatory policy here? Why would we consider, letting those government officials, who may not have the expertise understanding the subject at hand, in this case technology, dictate how business should run and put harness on it, as part of the package of being liberal?
- FranzFerdiNaN 8y agoCorporations have proven these past hundreds of years that they are completely unwilling to act in a way that is remotely moral or beneficial for the greater good. And yet people continue to go “no we should let them poison the earth for their profit! We should allow them to underpay people and let society pick up the difference! We should allow them to pay politicians to make rules that benefit them! Because rules are bad!”. It’s baffling.
- sheepmullet 8y ago> completely unwilling to act in a way that is remotely moral or beneficial for the greater good. So have many governments. Even well intentioned regulations have unintended side effects.
- oh-kumudo 8y ago> remotely moral or beneficial for the greater good You really couldn't find a worse time to defend the government caring about morality or greater good under current administration.