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Yes, proper regulation benefits everyone. You're hinting at the idea that "regulation" will turn into regulatory capture. I share that fear, but at that point w
by soulofmischief 1y ago
Yes, proper regulation benefits everyone. You're hinting at the idea that "regulation" will turn into regulatory capture. I share that fear, but at that point we're not talking about real regulation, just political theatre.
- apwell23 1y agoIts not just mark. Most of lake tahoe properties stay empty most of the year. They loudly regulate any new development. Thats happening all over country, even in my middle class neighborhood. Not sure what kind of regulation in this case would benefit everyone.
- soulofmischief 1y agoMy comment was about regulating the consumption of natural resources. Property allocation is a whole other political beast.