richardhutnik on 19 October 2011
| thranx said: you dont need to increase the consequences of failure or punish success. just let things be and have as little involvement from government as p[possible. Usually failure in and of itself should be punishment enough, what has happened is we have removed the normal consequences of failure. The same can be said for success, usually having success should be enough, but we have punished success so now its not enough. Just stop intervening and problems will fix themselves. |
If government getting out results in the consequences of failing economically, not being employable and so on, results in things getting worse because of government not involved, would that increase the amount of success?
