Exactly my point. It's all about the kind of society you want for yourselves and others. The number of homeless people in North American cities is always a dire

Exactly my point. It's all about the kind of society you want for yourselves and others. The number of homeless people in North American cities is always a dire reminder that there is a societal cost to deregulation and making life easier for the business bootstrappers. Every other choice you can make for your people as a politician is always a double-edged sword anyway, I'm not knocking the pro-business approach here, it's just that I would choose more taxes every time because I've seen the benefits first hand.