> From watching the US from the outside and from several visits, it looks like a huge amount of people in the US are free market fundamentalists. People did lab

> From watching the US from the outside and from several visits, it looks like a huge amount of people in the US are free market fundamentalists. People did label me socialist for suggesting market regulation. Honestly there’s a very loud vocal minority here on things like this. Most people in the US are not free market fundamentalists. There are still things sold in the US that are harmful for you. Look at cigarettes. Smoking in the US is at an all-time low; part of that is e-cigarettes, but a large part is the constant education and reminders here that it’s bad for you. If it were up to the free market, as it used to be, cigarette manufacturers would not label their products at all. That’s what they used to do, and far more people smoked back then—sans forced education and labeling.