saveliberty
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Laws aren't followed without supervision, are they? For instance, if the speed limit is 55, will most people actually drive 55 without a cop present? Will you? I won't.
The point is that laws themselves can do nothing to alter people's behavior, here or in some other place. It takes enforcement and THAT requires some level of government having the power and the resources to compel compliance.
And, to the right, that equates to "government interference" in the market place. Right? Why or why not?
A law is government regulation idiot.
Yes, but what good is that law without enforcement?
Thanks for conceeding the regulation argument. Now you want to switch topics?