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There's those that express an almost religious confidence, or faith in the state as well. What the government has been doing with propping up all these corporations that should have rightfully died off is completely flawed; it didn't work.
Printing up phantom money out of thin air hasn't helped either. It has two consequences: one being that it delays the correction that would have otherwise occurred sooner, and two it devalues the currency, which is like a hidden tax on the people and it lowers the standard of living. They don't realize this happened until the price of goods go up.
Of course arguing legitimately for a free market in the USA without talk of abolishing the Federal Reserve and largely getting government out of the way for markets to correct themselves, is simply just lying to people and yourself. Alan Greenspan campaign his idea of free markets whilst being chairman of the Federal Reserve. If that's not the most blatant form of hypocrisy, then I don't know what is.