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The Libertarians believe in less government.
They claim to, but in fact they support government financing of research, rescue of failing companies, and defence of capitalism in wars.
Why is there so much government regulation involving social responsibility issues? Should there be less
less government regulation of business
less government regulation of business
The government should regulate waste dumping in bodies of water and the amounts of gases put into the air because soon we will be breathing carbon dioxide and drinking super nasty water every day
The level of government regulation of commercial speech should strike a balance between protecting consumers from false or misleading claims while also upholding businesses' right to free expression. Too much regulation can stifle innovation and competition, while too little can harm consumers. It is essential to find a middle ground that safeguards against deceptive practices while still fostering a dynamic marketplace.
It is unlikely that any government would support dog fighting. At best it would be indifferent. To support it and see it as animal cruelty is even less likely.
More central government, less personal freedom
In the United States political system, BOTH parties favor considerable government involvement; the difference is in which areas the parties perfer more (and less) government involvement.Generally speaking, the Democratic Party favors more economic regulation and government involvement in economic (and social welfare) programs. It generally opposes government involvement in civil liberties areas (i.e. much less regulation on individual social choices).The Republic Party is (mostly) the opposite - it tends to favor lower levels of government regulation and involvement in economic activities, while advocating significantly more government regulation of individual civil (social) activities.However, both parties have shown they are heavily in favor of increased government surveliance for "national security" purposes, which generally means strengthening the government's ability to intrude into everyday life at the government's (sole) discretion.
more central government,more personal freedom
Huge We went from polluting unsafe boxes on wheels to padded, air bag equipped, much less polluting cars due to government regulation.