What happens if the costs fall on young people who did not vote for the bad policies in the first place?
Critics castigate them as Machiavellians who undertook reckless policies in the third world, often throwing American power behind brutal tyrants in elusive quests for international stability.
Some of Japan's neighbours, who suffered under Tokyo's expansionist policies in the first half of the last century, have expressed unease.
But as we go about the necessary process of reconsidering the more draconian elements in our current repertoire of anti-crime policies, we also need to respect the fears that created those policies in the first place.
Second, the Japanese weren't stupid: their relatively cautious policies in the first half of the 1990's made sense given not only their own forecasts, but also those of independent analysts.
He added that offending drivers typically see their premiums shoot up by around £350, which is more than the cost of some people's policies in the first place.
This all begs the question of why Beijing is pursuing these policies in the first place.
"It is pointless paying a government to change its policies when these governments are incapable of implementing and enforcing their policies in the first place".
Under the treaty, the EU's Court of Justice and the European Commission, which comes up with ideas and policies in the first place, take some command, control and oversight.
Moreover, some of the countries proclaiming the idea of a 'failed multiculturalism' had never implemented multicultural policies in the first place.
