Proper government would have barred banks from hammering credit cardholders with usurious interest rates.
Proper government protects individual rights. Period.
Such rights include: freedom of association. An example of this, is the right of contract, particularly the right to set terms of such contracts. The government has no right to interfere in such contracts, even if only to forcibly change a few terms.
Proper government would not have created the mortgage conditions for financial meltdown.
True, according to MY concept of “proper government”. It’s not at all certain of yours, seeing as you already have them interfering in private financial contracts in your previous statement.
Proper government would serve the common good, not lord over the people.
You mean COMMON GOOD OVER INDIVIDUAL GOOD, right?
I think the historical evidence is in on that one, bub. You have learned absolutely nothing from any of this, clearly.
