>>81608600
Yeah mate, we're just drowning in capitalism, free markets etc. That's why state spending is 52% of GDP, why the regulatory burdens and capital requirements to set up businesses are nearly prohibitory, why the highest earners get disproportionately taxed, why private schools get punitively taxed, why the state sponsors monopolies, why certain sectors are illegal to enter without government permission, why building anything is defacto illegal and you must apply to the government for exceptions, why the regulatory legislation is over 300,000 pages long and so on because we're just so firmly committed to cut-throat, Randian, free market capitalism.