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> they are ubiquitous and there are no political arguments over how to fund them > we can be confident that the free market will keep McDonalds So part of you
by progval 7y ago
> they are ubiquitous and there are no political arguments over how to fund them
> we can be confident that the free market will keep McDonalds
So part of your argument against government-run centers is that... government-run centers are unreliable because of people against them?
- pm90 7y agoMore like a certain kind of people. More likely those who have the time to attend city council meetings and consistently vote in elections. The kind of people who can afford to. The business on the other hand, does not suffer at the hands of a poorly designed political system.
- BurningFrog 7y agoThe dirt poor people who gather at McDonalds have zero political power, so the local government will never fund a space for them.