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Exactly - I'm sure it's much more the latter than the former. I think everybody on earth wants regulation, in the literal sense of a mechanism to achieve regul
by jMyles 3y ago
Exactly - I'm sure it's much more the latter than the former.
I think everybody on earth wants regulation, in the literal sense of a mechanism to achieve regularity. It gets tricky when that (sometimes difficult) task is handed to a state which has interests which are diametrically opposed to regularity, and which benefits from irregular human events like war and emergency.
- defrost 3y agoSo far we're mostly alright .. cracks are appearing but we're largely keeping on top of what our elected employees are proposing as policy and what our employed civil servants are doing to implement. By 'we', of course, I mean my body politic for a state 3x the size of Texas with a population less than 2.5 million, running a Washminster hybrid system formed by modifying known flaws (at the time 100 years ago) of the US and UK systems. Still, nothing lasts forever and it's on the collective 'us' to stay on top of what we've delegated.