|
|
|
|
|
|
by t0bia_s
40 days ago
|
|
|
No, I'm not ok with murder or theft and I don't understand why you write about it. Also I'm not sure why you compare free market, where you are free to participate against centralised governance where you must participate. I really don't understand this "totalitarian" thinking. |
|
|
Because you seem to think doing ANYTHING to limit people is tyranny, and preventing someone from being able to murder or steal would fall under "anything".
> I really don't understand this "totalitarian" thinking.
Way to avoid engaging with any of the things the poster said, instead nitpicking their first sentence.
> where you are free to participate against centralised governance where you must participate
Adding regulations to what companies can do regarding pollution is not a "centralized government" ala the USSR. All functioning societies and governments impose rules like this. The person you are responding to is mentioning that the externality of climate change is not properly factored into the free market, and we need SOME form of regulation/rules to compensate for that.