The modern state has abandoned its role as a guardian of freedom to take on the mantle of managerial overlord. What would limiting the state to its core function—protecting liberty—look like? Could we as citizens cope without the Nanny State? Are we able to see that many of our societal problems are exacerbated, not solved, by state intervention? Why do we look to the state as savior? Queen’s University law professor Bruce Pardy discusses the “night-watchman” concept of minimal state intervention, among other topics, with Peyman Askari, host of In Lay Terms and PPC candidate for West Vancouver.
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