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That's what the government is for. Regulate on behalf of the majority. Sadly, that seems to be evolving backwards, from practice to theory.
by bserge 6y ago
That's what the government is for. Regulate on behalf of the majority. Sadly, that seems to be evolving backwards, from practice to theory.
- pessimizer 6y agoGovernment is for regulating on the behalf of everyone, not just a majority.
- bserge 6y agoThey can't really do things for everyone. There's always going to be a conflict of interest between different groups, like homeowners vs those who don't own a home. The minorities are only listened to when it doesn't affect the majority in a significant way. But I have to apologize, I've mistakenly assumed non-homeowners are the majority, when in fact it's the opposite in most western countries. So the government is doing their job in this case.