@Justicar @YoMomz @Tfmonkey Or you could lower the cost of the domestic product by, I don't know, lowering government regulations?

There is literally no reason whatsoever that the prices cannot be lowered by simply removing government from the equation.

@realman543 @Justicar @YoMomz saying "removing government regulation" is misleading because it's really things like minimum wage and mandatory benefits for workers, and environmental regulations to prevent pollution for manufacturing.

Most people would be in favor of lowering costs, but wouldn't be in favor of eliminating benefits, lowering pay, and enabling corporate pollution (even more than they already do).

@Tfmonkey @Justicar @YoMomz Well lowering the governments footprint in general is a good idea. I agree it probably will never happen, but that's really beside the point.

As for pollution the government allows any corporation they like to pollute all day long. Just look at Norfolk Southern.

@realman543 @Justicar @YoMomz Correct, the power of corruption is that you have over-regulation AND selective enforcement, so that it's too expensive for most people to do business, but if you bribe enough politicians, you are above the law and can do anything you want.

You can't solve corruption with more laws. You need to actually rise up and overthrow the ruling class and publicly execute them in an Uno-reverse Nuremberg Trial.