This is a shot across the bow of the statist ship. Or perhaps a Socratic-style taunt. It poses, in any case, a question (or is it a thought-experiment?) that wants an answer.
This is a challenge that, given the wholly pernicious initiatives of the present administration -- healthcare reform, cap and trade, stimulus doles and nationalization of the private sector -- seems to have more urgent relevance than it did at the time of first posting.
The challenge is simple enough, really. It is this:Cite an example of a serious problem in contemporary society -- social, political or economic -- that is not caused by or exacerbated by government.
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To date this challenge has elicited few comments, and no satisfactory answers in any forum. But in this era of trope and chains -- well, who knows?.
Friday, July 31, 2009
Good Government? A Challenge to Readers (Revisited)
Labels:
Deception,
Denial,
Education,
Government,
Marxism,
Politics,
Tradition,
US Economy
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