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Originally Posted by Graham
There is a difference between a "nanny state" saying "you shouldn't see/ watch/ do that because it's bad for you" and the state regulating an industry which seems intent on forcing you to play "find the lady" if you want to use their products at all.
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Sorry Graham, I don't see the difference, the info is there if you look, they have to provide you the facts by law, if you don't check up on what your being told thats your fault. Although I confer on the "confusion marketing" theory.
I also agree that the financial market need more regulation but people that argue against a nanny state can't have it both ways
