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I will not work on this, because I see it as enabling the violation of our constitution. You cannot solve a demand-side problem by attempting to reduce the sup
by b1r6 8y ago
I will not work on this, because I see it as enabling the violation of our constitution.
You cannot solve a demand-side problem by attempting to reduce the supply.
Market economies simply raise the price, attracting increasingly-devious suppliers.
- otabdeveloper1 8y ago> You cannot solve a demand-side problem by attempting to reduce the supply. Of course you can. Works perfectly well for rape and murder, for example. (As well as for traffic violations, for that matter.)
- b1r6 8y agoI guess for me that is not clear-cut. Rapes still occur pretty often, and many/most sadly aren't reported. (Legalizing prostitution could reduce them?) For every traffic violation that is caught, a high multiple more fly by. (Speeding, for example). The demand for murder is so low that it's hard for me to conceptualize as a market.