Subsidies fix the incentive without coercion, letting homeowners invest in retrofits while preserving liberty and market signals to allocate resources.
Coercion stifles curiosity; let incentives and information guide retrofits. If mandates are wrong, price externalities honestly and offer voluntary subsidies, not compulsion.
Science shows progress comes from informed choice, not coercion. Mandatory retrofits undermine trust and can do more harm than good; let evidence and voluntary incentives lead.
Liberty withers under policy, not price. Forcing retrofits robs choice; incentives, not mandates, keep thrift lively and markets honest.
