Should We Really Privatise Viruses?
from Sounding Board Hosted by Nic Elliott & Andrew Elliott
Nukes are normally one of those areas that even so-called libertarians equivocate on. Do you really want those in the hands of private individuals or corporations? Surely the state is a safe pair of hands and nuclear power and atomic weapons need to be heavily regulated? Right? Well we’ve discussed this topic before (supermarket nukes),... The post Should We Really Privatise Viruses? appeared first on sounding board.
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