I stand corrected it’s the people who do it are the responsible party I do agree. However in markets those transactions are voluntary. In central planning they

I stand corrected it’s the people who do it are the responsible party I do agree. However in markets those transactions are voluntary. In central planning they are involuntary. When the transaction harms the buyer the reason that happens is the seller has deceived them and is certainly the underlying guilty party, that I agree. I agree perfect governments are also a fairy tale. All that said you don’t seem to recognize the heroic role of incentives and profits and markets in finding usefulness. That’s what triggers me. When people voluntarily pay for something it’s because they find it useful. What you appear to claim is that governments need to be the arbiter of usefulness since the people cannot be trusted. That is a seriously dystopian approach.