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Often this is a case of the right kind of regulation vs the wrong kind of regulation, as opposed to a some-vs-none argument. Few people are absolutist but many
by aksss 6y ago
Often this is a case of the right kind of regulation vs the wrong kind of regulation, as opposed to a some-vs-none argument. Few people are absolutist but many err towards none because they don’t trust politicians to understand what regulation hurts vs helps. A lot of regulation is rationalized as to “save the children” but conveniently creates grand benefits for established players. It’s not crazy to be default skeptical with the plenitude of examples.