It’s worth realizing that a lot of “this doesn’t seem like a problem” reaction from politicians and “the public” is actually cover for “I don’t want this to be a problem, and I see lots of visible and immediate harm from proposed solutions”. That second part is the True Objection—without a relatively painless and/or near-guaranteed solution, there’s no incentive to acknowledge the problem.
It’s worth realizing that a lot of “this doesn’t seem like a problem” reaction from politicians and “the public” is actually cover for “I don’t want this to be a problem, and I see lots of visible and immediate harm from proposed solutions”. That second part is the True Objection—without a relatively painless and/or near-guaranteed solution, there’s no incentive to acknowledge the problem.