>my point is that regulation is a burden By definition. Like a laws against murder are a burden to murderers. The key to stopping murders isn't "get rid of th

>my point is that regulation is a burden By definition. Like a laws against murder are a burden to murderers. The key to stopping murders isn't "get rid of the murder laws", but fix what made these people people violent (like lead poisoning?). Or in the context of this kind of regulation, the solution isn't to get rid of regulation, but make business account for the costs of their externalities from the beginning (rather than being forced to be moral by the government).