For Friedman, markets were the best way to distribute information and provide incentives, regardless of the inequities that might emerge. In a state of interdependent relations greed can sustain neither the individual or society, it is a formula for death. Similarly, in sociological terms explained by Mary Parker Follett, the measure of individuality , is the depth and breath of true relation. I am an individual not as far as I am apart from, but as far as I am part of other men.
Evil is non-relation.
The source of our strength is the central supply. You may as well break a branch off the tree and expect it to live. Non-relation is death. These are not merely extremist academic thoughts but real concerns affecting the paramount everyday lives of the American people. The consequences of this situation is that in the United States, the big lie has become not just a moral category but the very foundation of its governing systems, which must obscure the dirty truth of their real character.