Misha, I am shocked at your blatant disregard of the basic libertarian principle—sovereignty! I seem to think that this bill goes against every principle a decent libertarian believes in. How can you support the government meddling in people’s lives, even on a state level?
While, I think you definitely have the gist of the bill down this is why I am completely against it: 1. This creates a monopoly—which goes against the US Constitution.
Even if this bill passes all the insurance companies will unite and the lawyers will tie up this bill in court for years costing the state of California millions of dollars. Eventually the courts will rightfully decide for the insurance companies because the state of California is not allowed to create an insurance monopoly
2. How efficient is the DMV—this will be 10 time worse?
I strongly believe in small government and creating a giant state bureaucracy will simply cause even more headache than dealing with insurance companies. I have never seen an efficient government run agency. A good example of something controlled by the state is the DMV—enough said.
I have so many arguments against it that I can write an essay as long as this bill, but I will spare you.
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Misha, I am shocked at your blatant disregard of the basic libertarian principle—sovereignty! I seem to think that this bill goes against every principle a decent libertarian believes in. How can you support the government meddling in people’s lives, even on a state level?
While, I think you definitely have the gist of the bill down this is why I am completely against it:
1. This creates a monopoly—which goes against the US Constitution.
Even if this bill passes all the insurance companies will unite and the lawyers will tie up this bill in court for years costing the state of California millions of dollars. Eventually the courts will rightfully decide for the insurance companies because the state of California is not allowed to create an insurance monopoly
2. How efficient is the DMV—this will be 10 time worse?
I strongly believe in small government and creating a giant state bureaucracy will simply cause even more headache than dealing with insurance companies. I have never seen an efficient government run agency. A good example of something controlled by the state is the DMV—enough said.
I have so many arguments against it that I can write an essay as long as this bill, but I will spare you.
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