Why State Enforcement Of “Fairness” Is Wrong Authored by Wanjiru Njoya via The Mises Institute, There is a popular perception that the role of the state is to uphold and enforce “fairness” much like a playground monitor ensures that children are not bullying each other, and that everyone is getting a fair chance to be included in the game. The fear is that if teachers do not monitor the schoolyard it might descend into the Lord of the Flies. Likewise, the state is said to have a moral duty to ensure fairness and goodwill among all citizens in their interactions… — Continue at ZeroHedge News : Read More
