+1. I agree with your point and I think you are absolutely right but your answer seems to fall into the trap the parent was warning about. Having controls does

+1. I agree with your point and I think you are absolutely right but your answer seems to fall into the trap the parent was warning about. Having controls does not mean that they must be inefficient. In fact, bureaucracy and inefficiencies are the enemies of the end goal because they tend to devalue the work of government agencies (or whoever enforce those controls). And then you end up with a libertarian outlet like Institute for Justice telling you that you need half a century to open a donut store.