Yesterday, 11:11 PM
To go off on somewhat of a tangent -
One thing I would note is that "central planning" is not necessarily bad. The free market is almost entirely reliant on central planning - the central planning done by CEO's, executives, and even the central planning done by your local family owned restaurant. (It's owned by the "family" but the patriarch is usually making the decisions)
There in fact cannot be much "planning" at all, without it being "central". To oppose "central planning" as an universal evil, is to oppose "planning" in general. Because nearly all "planning" is "centralized" to some degree or another.
So when people oppose "central planning", what they are really opposing, (or should be), is either 1) too much central planning, and/or 2) bad forms of central planning.
What we have in this country right now is certainly both "too much" and "bad form". And by "bad form", I mean a statist government that is enslaving your participation by rejecting your right to secede and thus has no right to be planning anything.
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