> Those "democracies" were privatizing, not pushing a different form of central planning. that's the central plan. The planners (in their wisdom and beneficenc

> Those "democracies" were privatizing, not pushing a different form of central planning. that's the central plan. The planners (in their wisdom and beneficence) have decreed that private property is "ok", subject to regulation. No authoritarian can criticize this except on the basis that the authority didn't carry out their preferred dogma.