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Originally Posted by skyscraper
what you are describing is a turf war between the city and state governments. they are fighting over who gets to control the free market (in broad terms.) My argument is that neither does. so no, I am not arguing for more government control, I am saying they are both wrong to try.
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What you don’t get is that the current default is draconian NYC government excessive control. That is why nothing gets done in this city unless it is late and overbudget. Arguing against the state coming in and overriding NYC’s excessive control is actually arguing for government control.
In other words, if you are against too much government interference, then you should actually be siding in this case with NY State / Cuomo.
Are you understanding or are you just arguing without realizing the situation?