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A typical set of fears of regulation. At least you clarify that you really meant what you said. The people who think the market will self-regulate remain convi
by madair 17y ago
A typical set of fears of regulation. At least you clarify that you really meant what you said.
The people who think the market will self-regulate remain convinced even in the face of overwhelming evidence to the contrary, for instance the current banking and mortgage crisis.
- ryanwaggoner 17y agoActually, the case has been made that the current economic crisis is a good example of the consequences of too much government involvement. I'm not sure I agree, but the fact is that both sides are using this crisis as an example to backup their ideological viewpoints, and there's evidence on both sides. The truth is complex. To characterize one side as just sticking their head in the sand reveals your own bias.