Less government regulation in action

Legion Grind said:
Let us henceforth give the poor little libertarian all the attention his disingenuous thread hijack deserves, Brother Leon.

While he selfishly attempts to prove the righteousness of his philosophy of greed, a small child lies headless and a family mourns.
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Poor little troll.
 
Legion Grind said:
Let us henceforth give the poor little libertarian all the attention his disingenuous thread hijack deserves, Brother Leon.

While he selfishly attempts to prove the righteousness of his philosophy of greed, a small child lies headless and a family mourns.
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All the libertarian savages see is the possibility that the results of this child's death may bring a few cents to the admission price of water parks to ensure that it doesn't happen again.
No concern for suffering, if it may even marginally effect their personal bottom line.
They would have us living in uncivilized anarchy in order to save them pocket change.
 
Legionthecat said:
All the libertarian savages see is the possibility that the results of this child's death may bring a few cents to the admission price of water parks to ensure that it doesn't happen again.
No concern for suffering, if it may even marginally effect their personal bottom line.
They would have us living in uncivilized anarchy in order to save them pocket change.
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All I see is that you have not offered a single specific regulation that would ensure that it does not happen again (your impossible/irrational standard) or even one that would significantly reduce the likelihood of it happening again. Apparently, you think making it a federally regulated industry or not allowing the water park to earn a profit for investors will suddenly make gravity work in different ways or something stupid... IDK.

I would support an intelligent regulation that might significantly reduce the chances of this happening again. But instead of that all we heard was an attempt to irrationally spin this into some blanket condemnation of free markets.

Poor little troll.
 
Legionthecat said:
All the libertarian savages see is the possibility that the results of this child's death may bring a few cents to the admission price of water parks to ensure that it doesn't happen again.
No concern for suffering, if it may even marginally effect their personal bottom line.
They would have us living in uncivilized anarchy in order to save them pocket change.
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Ayn Rand is their ideological goddess, I believe,
 
Hasa Diga Eebowai said:
All I see is that you have not offered a single specific regulation that would ensure that it does not happen again (your impossible/irrational standard) or even one that would significantly reduce the likelihood of it happening again. Apparently, you think making it a federally regulated industry or not allowing the water park to earn a profit for investors will suddenly make gravity work in different ways or something stupid... IDK.

I would support an intelligent regulation that might significantly reduce the chances of this happening again. But instead of that all we heard was an attempt to irrationally spin this into some blanket condemnation of free markets.

Poor little troll.
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Posts #83 and #98
Poor ignorant, immoral libertarian.
 
Legion Grind said:
Her ideological offspring are without integrity, it seems.

That poor child, decapitated by an unsafe ride at an amusement park in a state notorious for low taxation and lax regulation.

No profits will bring him back.
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The savagery of Brownback's legacy of profit motive anarchy.
 
Hasa Diga Eebowai said:
#98 is just an example of your dogmatic faith in the power of the federal government. #83, which I missed, is a decent suggestion, but I am not exactly sure how you codify or enforce it.
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Rules, procedures, record keeping, unannounced spot checks and fines and/or license suspension, if found to be non-compliant.
This isn't rocket science.
 
Legionthecat said:
Rules, procedures, record keeping, unannounced spot checks and fines and/or license suspension, if found to be non-compliant.
This isn't rocket science.
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Yeah, would be regulators don't show the care that a rocket scientist might. They just carelessly want to do something/anything to make it look like they care about safety while going off on some irrational rant about profit motives, monopolies and such.
 
Hasa Diga Eebowai said:
Yeah, would be regulators don't show the care that a rocket scientist might. They just carelessly want to do something/anything to make it look like they care about safety while going off on some irrational rant about profit motives, monopolies and such.
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This is not theoretical dreaming. Safety regulation works everyday keeping people alive and healthy in states that practice it in all sectors.
You are proving to harbor uncivilized tendencies masked as skepticism in humanity itself.
You are a libertarian.
 
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