Didn't see this, sorry! I'm not much of an expert, but I'll try. 1. Distributism is not opposed to tax. However, the tax ought to be collected by the smallest

Didn't see this, sorry! I'm not much of an expert, but I'll try. 1. Distributism is not opposed to tax. However, the tax ought to be collected by the smallest and most local authority who can competently handle the situation. Thus, a federal tax is likely overkill for disabled and elderly care, since these things can operate at a much lower level. 2. Again, distributism doesn't object to governmental intervention, as long as the intervention is at the right level. In fact, it's often in favor of intervention for things like this .