A short YouTube monologue (Mark Hamilton) criticizing elected politicians as self-interested and obstructionist, and proposing a shift from political governance to a market-driven system where private regulatory companies compete for customers. The speaker argues consumer dollars would replace agencies like the FDA/EPA as the mechanism of oversight, producing more effective and benevolent regulation.
Presidents and congressmen and senators all just trying to get reelected and trying to play to their base, and everything gets mucked up. You get rid of all of that, and you're in a free business society. Oh, so people say, well, then, you know, you won't have proper regulations on things. Yes, you will. Much more effective and much more benevolent regulations, because all the regulatory companies would be private, and they're competing for your business. Your dollars are going to do the voting. You aren't stuck with the FDA or the epa. You are instead letting your dollars do the voting. And your dollars may say, well, I'll just trust this company government, because they've really demonstrated. I have faith in them. Now, we're in a business system, a business society, not in a political society.
