> I just believe that as a general strategy, we should be continuously attempting to reduce govt power and involvement while allowing the free markets to work.
Sure, I can agree with that. But what if the lack of government power is what is preventing free markets from working? Things like anti-monopoly legislation. I mean, I'll give you that the reason these things exist is because private companies use the government to enforce their monopoly. But how do you plan on opposing that without using some sort of anti-trust action?
I just believe that as a general strategy, we should be continuously attempting to reduce govt power and involvement while allowing the free markets to work.
I am worried that we are doing the opposite, where our current response to pretty much any issue is more govt regulation/intervention instead. A middle way would be great.