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Originally Posted by Jay Random
It is, in fact, a political issue, which was settled decades ago by passing a law that has remained substantially the same ever since.
Anything done by government is a matter of political questions that have been asked and answered; starting with the question of whether the government is the body that should be doing a given thing at all. Sometimes the answers turn out to be incorrect, or damaging to other legitimate interests, and the questions need to be asked again.
This is the ABC of public policy. I'm not surprised that you don't get it.
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Your use of “political” is overly broad in this context. You know what everyone wins by a “political decision”. Let me in such decision and at getting elected or defeating an opponent. It doesn’t include routine bureaucratic decisions