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All the above. Absolute power corrupts absolutely. Small government supporters argue that without the power to be held (i.e. small government) that you can worr
by dgzl 8y ago
All the above. Absolute power corrupts absolutely. Small government supporters argue that without the power to be held (i.e. small government) that you can worry less about corruption, because it's easier to see.
- p_thrillington 8y agoRight, it moves the corruption to the private sector, where the now smaller government is (and by proxy those vote) unable to effectively police it
- dgzl 8y agoPerfect, quite literally. When corruption exposes itself, and it does from time to time (literally pick any recent year for a serious example), the private sector and free market should give us a competitive option. There is no option for our government.