You think government subsidy is genetic?
It's a very serious issue you raise, and I'm sorry to
say I don't have any constructive argument to make
for or against it, but I think that avoiding this kind of
confusion is bound to help, to whatever small extent.
It's not genes vs memes, but memes vs memes.
On second thoughts, here's a constructive suggestion:
the pro-freemarket, anti-subsidy meme is already
doing rather well, it just needs to get into a good close
fight with the fishing and farming subsidy memes.
So it's more about media access than meme design.
Robin the (unqualified) environmental economist