See, they7 make a point that capitalism and big government are a necessary component of a diverse pluralist society - if everyone is different, you're going to get a broad range of products, and you need a government that's going to make policy not based on any one group, but policy that works for everyone. We sure as hell don't have that now, but the book suggests that that is the ideal we should be working toward.
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Date: 2008-05-07 02:05 am (UTC)