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TRUMP UNLEASHES SPACEX WITH MASSIVE DEREGULATION WIN
- Thread starter william
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Deregulation =win?
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To much regulation stifles innovation.Deregulation =win?
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Not enough puts everyone at risk.To much regulation stifles innovation.
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I can agree with this.Not enough puts everyone at risk.
However to much is not good either. I was watching the news earlier and they were talking about people trying to rebuild their homes after the California fires. They have to get federal, state, county and city permits before they can even begin and that is ridiculous. IMO
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Yeah, we need a balanced way to handle regulations. It's very different here, you need 10 permits for harmless work but safety regulations are poor. Frankly baffles me.I can agree with this.
Response from a Free State: What is this permit?I can agree with this.
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Liberal Democracies end up stagnant, with obese, docile creatures with crushed souls in double digit flatlines.
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the Bellcurve.
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Risk is good. Thins the herd.Not enough puts everyone at risk.
Liberal Democracies end up stagnant, with obese, docile creatures with crushed souls in double digit flatlines.
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the Bellcurve. our members are here. Always.Deregulation =win?
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Nope. Only sometimes. And it depends on the circumstances.
Going overboard with either regulations or deregulation leads to bad outcomes.
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Examples can be produced all day long describing where too much or conversely too little regulatory protections produced negative effects.
What I always find interesting is how most approach the issue as an either or proposition.
a. The regulatory process must always be defended and should never be seen as a negative impact on a society.
b. The regulatory process is always a unnecessary drag and burden on society.
So when the issue of deregulating an area or industry arises it is almost always reacted to I an almost religious fervor.
To speak for deregulation is a sacrilege, or for it as a defense of the doctrines of the church.
An ancient village with no regulations has zero protections of the tribe to demand each member does what is necessary to ensure the tribe survives winter or has seed and fields to plant next spring.
To much regulation and you have a calcified caste system that has gone beyond protecting the tribe and evolved into protection of a caste or quasi religious part of society.
And it is this negative quasi religious reaction to deregulation that always makes me laugh.
Leave one church just to attend another.
Humans are so predictable.
What I always find interesting is how most approach the issue as an either or proposition.
a. The regulatory process must always be defended and should never be seen as a negative impact on a society.
b. The regulatory process is always a unnecessary drag and burden on society.
So when the issue of deregulating an area or industry arises it is almost always reacted to I an almost religious fervor.
To speak for deregulation is a sacrilege, or for it as a defense of the doctrines of the church.
An ancient village with no regulations has zero protections of the tribe to demand each member does what is necessary to ensure the tribe survives winter or has seed and fields to plant next spring.
To much regulation and you have a calcified caste system that has gone beyond protecting the tribe and evolved into protection of a caste or quasi religious part of society.
And it is this negative quasi religious reaction to deregulation that always makes me laugh.
Leave one church just to attend another.
Humans are so predictable.
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Regulate the correct things IMO. Only where absolutely necessary for safety.
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