> The article addresses this; because the government can be more consistent.

Govts have no more inherent ability to be consistent than markets. And, if change is required, consistency isn't a good thing.

It's interesting that you keep comparing the platonic ideal of one alternative with the messy reality of another.

> How about a market that stops human rights violations?

Since markets create far fewer human rights violations than govts, markets are better here as well.