>And maybe (dont kill me for this) some people need an adult in the room on occasions. To some extent I agree. The problem is that historically the limit of th

>And maybe (dont kill me for this) some people need an adult in the room on occasions. To some extent I agree. The problem is that historically the limit of this state control was technology itself. Except now we are far too advanced to keep technology as this limit. Money given by the state is an entirely different thing. If you need the state's money, you are ought to play by it's rules. What I'm worried about is the state meddling with personal financials with pinpoint accuracy.