The alternative ("we will tell you what is good for you") led to Canadian cities looking like a time machine to the 90s. As a voter and not a member of the eli

The alternative ("we will tell you what is good for you") led to Canadian cities looking like a time machine to the 90s. As a voter and not a member of the elite, I prefer having trains built and new cities expanded for our growing population, rather than incantations being offered to irrational secular gods ("the markets") and the constant shrinkage of beds in our healthcare system.