What do you think?

Putting politics aside, what do a think about our government relaxing regulations governing (1) clean water regulations, (2) clean air regulations, and (3) consumer protection?
Moved to General Board.

The regulations are good, but there is an inherent bureaucracy
created by them that suffers from justification by mission creep.
 
Putting politics aside, what do a think about our government relaxing regulations governing (1) clean water regulations, (2) clean air regulations, and (3) consumer protection?
Moved to General Board.


If certain regulations have run their course and are needless obstacles to growth or needed projects then why not revisit them and kick it down a notch. Why should it take 10 to 15 years to build a road. The problem today is we have to create sides. If you want to lessen restrictions for the common good you're against clean water or clean air which is a stupid analogy and a false equivalency. Just look at what's going on with the homeless crisis in LA or SF, OVER REGULATION! The EPA was making regulations using executive orders that should have required congressional approval and made into law by CONGRESS. EPA way to powerful, deep state government within a government, TERRORIZED every form of progress. Many projects went bankrupt waiting for EPA approval, STUPID!
 
Putting politics aside, what do a think about our government relaxing regulations governing (1) clean water regulations, (2) clean air regulations, and (3) consumer protection?
Moved to General Board.

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Let's talk about the government...but leave politics out of it. :)

I believe that's called oxymoronic. :)


So...you don't have to be smart, or objective....I can just post nonsense and call other posters names? My bad, I thought we were here to share ideas and learn and grow.

Now you're getting it. Welcome to the GB. Playground is that-a-way →→→→→→
YWIA. :D
 
I like to drink clean water and breathe clean air and the regulations necessary to ensure that I can continue to do so. Consumer protection - regulations motivate people to do what they otherwise should but fail to do because of financial motivation. I can live without consumer protection regulations.
 
The regulations are good, but there is an inherent bureaucracy
created by them that suffers from justification by mission creep.

Well this is a good rational argument here (something I find sorely lacking on this forum, sadly.)

I just get really uneasy about a total roll-back of regulations, because most of them are there for a good reason- to keep business from shamelessly polluting waterways and spewing toxins into the air. I mean, you surely remember the drinking water crisis in flint, Michigan? Do we really ALL want to suffer the same issues with our water that Flint, Michigan did? Or breathe brown carcinogenic air every day like in, say, some rust-belt Russian manufacturing city? Obviously, there needs to be some regulations in place.

As for customer protection, same thing: Do you WANT to be gouged, scammed, or cheated by buisnesses? Nobody does I would think. Hence, the need for regulations. If you are talking about removing the unnecessarily petty regulations then that's one thing. I am leery though, that many of the regulations being proposed for removal are laws that actually do some good for consumers (and for the environment.)
 
Flint Michigan?
I hope you have a better example to draw to than that.
And I hope I don't have to explain.



Well this is a good rational argument here (something I find sorely lacking on this forum, sadly.)

I just get really uneasy about a total roll-back of regulations, because most of them are there for a good reason- to keep business from shamelessly polluting waterways and spewing toxins into the air. I mean, you surely remember the drinking water crisis in flint, Michigan? Do we really ALL want to suffer the same issues with our water that Flint, Michigan did? Or breathe brown carcinogenic air every day like in, say, some rust-belt Russian manufacturing city? Obviously, there needs to be some regulations in place.

As for customer protection, same thing: Do you WANT to be gouged, scammed, or cheated by buisnesses? Nobody does I would think. Hence, the need for regulations. If you are talking about removing the unnecessarily petty regulations then that's one thing. I am leery though, that many of the regulations being proposed for removal are laws that actually do some good for consumers (and for the environment.)
 
Flint Michigan?
I hope you have a better example to draw to than that.
And I hope I don't have to explain.

Wait, now. That might explain the talking thong Cowslinger😂
He’s from Detroit’s shithole.
 
Wait, now. That might explain the talking thong Cowslinger😂
He’s from Detroit’s shithole.

Shitslinger is just a dung roller.
Common bug in the southwest. Their mission in life, is to collect shit, roll it into little balls, and stuff it down a hole in the ground, that they call home.
Munchies to 'em.
Their only talent, is rolling little balls of shit, with their back legs....and they do it backwards.

Pretty well covers him.
 
Shitslinger is just a dung roller.
Common bug in the southwest. Their mission in life, is to collect shit, roll it into little balls, and stuff it down a hole in the ground, that they call home.
Munchies to 'em.
Their only talent, is rolling little balls of shit, with their back legs....and they do it backwards.

Pretty well covers him.

Sounds like a scene in the movie Ice Age, but somehow I picture him looking like that restated squirrel trying to get that nut😂
 
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