There are often only few ways in systems thinking to make a policy be both enforceable and cheap enough to enforce it. The more the node of enforcement is tweaked, the bigger constraints will be, and that's why other nodes must be changed to make the compound effect on discouragement of ordinary people. Sadly, most of the time the system makers push the same node all the time, and make the decisions that look awfully similar to the ideologies they disprove, at least on the surface, due to the lack of systematical awareness on the receiving end. Therefore, I'm winning currently by stopping noticing things too and enjoy the walk on the dried grassland field.