Politics in all its variants, particularly the politics of political parties, is the archenemy of freedom, prosperity, and peace. Yet, wherever one …
Politics in all its variants, particularly the politics of political parties, is the archenemy of freedom, prosperity, and peace. Yet, wherever one …
While I see the appeal of systematic privatization, I cant help but wonder how it would address issues like income disparity and social inequality. Wouldnt it potentially widen the wealth gap? Also, how can we ensure that the publics needs are met if essential services are privatized? Not every decision should be solely profit-driven, right?