Keep It Simple, by Robert Gore
The belief that governments can make things all better by passing laws and forcing people to do things is simple-minded and ignores a simple truth. Governments are coercive, and humans, especially the most brilliant, inventive, original, and productive, flourish in an environment of freedom and incentives, not coercion. Force a stuck mechanism on a gadget and you usually end up breaking the gadget. When governments apply force for other than narrowly circumscribed purposes—the protection of life, liberty, property, and inalienable rights—they invariably make problems worse. Their solutions are incompatible with the nature of the humans they’re trying to force. With enough force, the government can “break” the country and its populace; countless governments have.
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This is such a clear summary of the probem. And there's no mainstream canadidate even discussion the option of slowly reducing the spending/GDP ratio to what it was in 1900.
Considering she said that 20 years ago, I think it's less early today.
Difficult to the Washington Royalty.
They cannot resist anything that will suck away the freedom of the people and turn it into power for them.