Long ago and far away, government pretended to do good things for us like build parks, boost income, bring electricity to rural areas, and the like. Today, it does the opposite. It sees its role as restricting and tearing down what the private sector creates—for our own good. This is why it is constantly telling us that it must curb our lifestyles. The regulators restrict what we consume, control what we do, and crack down on our ability to live a good life.
If some activity is going well, some new item is making life better, or some food or gadget is newly popular, you can be sure that some bureaucrat is plotting to restrict its use or ban it. The ethos of the public sector has completely changed from 50 years ago. Instead of serving us, politicians on both the left and the right imagine that their main role is thinking of ways to control how we live, direct how we spend what money we make, and take away freedoms and rights once taken for granted.
Inside this book, we show you a few ways to get around the silly regulations!
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