Well, dividing the world in them and us is certainly not a very good beginning of a conversation :-|
But aside, the problem is not in the individual problem theirselves.
The problem is that an excessive deregulation is a part of a large process of demolition of the human rights of the great majority of the population.
Paradoxically, such huge problem is difficult to notice, because it requires vision.
In a world where there would be an excess of human rights and slow economy, deregulation would be fine. In such world, I would agree to liberalize the taxing and housing.
We're on the opposite side, though. So keeping deregulating is going to make the disaster we're already in even worse.
But aside, the problem is not in the individual problem theirselves.
The problem is that an excessive deregulation is a part of a large process of demolition of the human rights of the great majority of the population.
Paradoxically, such huge problem is difficult to notice, because it requires vision.
In a world where there would be an excess of human rights and slow economy, deregulation would be fine. In such world, I would agree to liberalize the taxing and housing.
We're on the opposite side, though. So keeping deregulating is going to make the disaster we're already in even worse.