How capitalism in the US should work
This is how the great experiment in capitalism should work. We let loony/leftist states like California propose really stupid legislation like this then watch as it backfires on them. Then EVERY other state knows that it is a really bad idea to do the same thing. Trial and error that everyone learns from. Then only the ideas proven to work get tried at the NATIONAL scale.
i do believe that is how it show work.
Pragmatist progressivism denies the possibility of moral principle as a criterion for political philosophy and policy, and it leaves unspecified the hidden moral criterion that the Pragmatists implicitly use as the standard for what "works". As long collectivism and altruism are accepted as the moral, the states and the national government will keep "experimenting" with statist "tools" to achieve it and will always deny that capitalism and freedom can possibly "work". This isn't about how to produce eggs.
Oh, yeah, you need eggs for the cake. Nevermind.
Seriously, if I were an Iowa egg producer, I'd let them go short. Once their egg prices start to skyrocket, they'll rethink their stupid regulations.
States as guided by their sovereign people should decide when anything is desired on a state level.
Competition in ideas is what causes the cream to rise to the top.
Reminds me of our first trip to New Zealand, we saw a sign out in the countryside that read, "Free Range Eggs". My wife said , "I wonder why they're giving them away?" I'm not sure if she was kidding or not, or perhaps I just don't wish to remember. It was a long time ago. I think she was having a blonde moment.
What we have is "Crony Capitalism". Our economy is controlled and manipulated by the government and its' fiat currency.
Liberals obviously do not learn from their mistakes.
But that doesn't happen anymore.