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Originally Posted by TheGame
Prof I think you're a bit confused about my arguement.
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No, I understood it completely. My argument is that your opinion on deregulation as being irreversible is moot, because to reverse it is as easy passing a universal government plan if the free market plan doesn't work. There is no reason to reinstate regulations on private care if there is no private care to regulate.
History has shown that it is far easier to install entitlements than end them. So far it's been impossible to end entitlements, and we're currently talking about CREATING another one right now.
Therefore, these two concepts combined = a free market plan being reversible if it fails, and a government plan being irreversible, IMO.