>More government involvement is seldom the right answer. Actually most of the times, more government regulation is the right answer. There's a long history whe

>More government involvement is seldom the right answer. Actually most of the times, more government regulation is the right answer. There's a long history where limited government involvement and corresponding lack of regulations have impacted citizens (remember AT&T and phone rentals?) The problem with regulations now is how the process has been subverted by capitalism to provide a benefit to one (or a small number of) business(es) which does not provide a level playing field. I don't know how we would solve this problem, because of the nature of capitalism where the corporation with the deepest pockets wins.