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SmartMuffin posted...

Here's the thing: free markets aren't always what you want when they lead to poor results. For example, free markets led to poor standards in medical schooling. After some government intervention, there were fewer schools with higher standards. That, however, helped to drive up prices.

free markets are leading to a poor result so lets introduce government regulation which leads to a different poor result but also wastes a ton of money employing bureaucrats who reduce freedom

brilliant

And I suppose you think the late 19th century's medical system was somehow better?