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<blockquote data-quote="BrownArmy" data-source="post: 4176525" data-attributes="member: 18225">Wrong.There’s a reflexive attitude with people like you that ALL REGULATION is wrong.I’m sorry, I’m actually interested in targeted regulations that address toxic chemicals in my food supply, or dumping of chemicals into the water supply, or worker health and safety, or simple mandates for the general well-being of the citizens of this nation.Perhaps you’d enjoy the 1890’s, or the 1920’s, when businesses could (and did) do anything and everything they wanted.&nbsp; The pollution was off the charts.Over-regulation or superfluous regulation is obviously unhelpful, but I don’t mind the government telling the plastics plant that they can’t simply dump the effluents from their process straight into the river.Regulations aren’t the problem, it’s correct regulations.Unfortunately, regulations are currently written by the industry’s being regulated.Does that make sense to you?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BrownArmy, post: 4176525, member: 18225"] Wrong. There’s a reflexive attitude with people like you that ALL REGULATION is wrong. I’m sorry, I’m actually interested in targeted regulations that address toxic chemicals in my food supply, or dumping of chemicals into the water supply, or worker health and safety, or simple mandates for the general well-being of the citizens of this nation. Perhaps you’d enjoy the 1890’s, or the 1920’s, when businesses could (and did) do anything and everything they wanted. The pollution was off the charts. Over-regulation or superfluous regulation is obviously unhelpful, but I don’t mind the government telling the plastics plant that they can’t simply dump the effluents from their process straight into the river. Regulations aren’t the problem, it’s correct regulations. Unfortunately, regulations are currently written by the industry’s being regulated. Does that make sense to you? [/QUOTE]

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