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That's an obvious strawman. Regulation against market failures is not equivalent to central planning.
by jasonwatkinspdx 3y ago
That's an obvious strawman. Regulation against market failures is not equivalent to central planning.
- palemoonale 3y agoWhy not just one-up it and seize the means of production, i mean seize unused private property? Of course they'd have to label it as market regulation. (Coming from a country where options for private property and private means of production were once pretty limited)
- jasonwatkinspdx 3y agoAgain, a straw man. The motivation of the OP is nuscances driven by the vacancies such as pest infestations. That's an entirely reasonable concern to regulate. If you want to talk with actual seriousness and intellectual honesty I will. If you just want to do this I'm not going to waste my time.